RE: XSL history (was RE: XSL Sites)

> As in, toning down the 'big bad Microsoft' stuff? That was
> tongue-in-cheek; although I'm no fan of MS, I'm happy to give them
> credit for their excellent XML tools.

I am also happy to say publicly that Microsoft have some excellent XML
tools.

Which makes it all the more disappointing that their general release browser
and operating system products still contain a far-from-excellent processor
for a language that is a distant cousin of XSLT, as a result of which I see
a high volume of requests for help from users who have got themselves into a
serious and expensive mess as a result.

Mike Kay


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