Re: Please help with XSL proselytizing

Guy> It's horses for courses.

In some ways, yes, it rather reminds me of Emacs v vi. Some people
insist on using vi when Emacs is clearly the OneTrueEditor, it's
an argument that has happily gone on for a decade or more with no sign
of abating.

But there is a difference here. XSL will presumably be going to a vote
of W3C to become a recommendation. What happens if these `xxx is harmful'
threads result in a no vote?

David


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