RE: A special thanks (was: Re: The most important question a

I think everyone is thankful....now lets just create a more organized
reference area.  I can think of so many deserving categories:
1) Processor performance comparisons
2) Processor bugs listed by processor
3) developing xsl/xml with asp or jsp
4) developing xsl/xml with servlets
5) common but complex path expressions
5) integrating java with xsl/xml
6) system architecture issues
7) ways to make dynamic xsl


-----Original Message-----
From: Chuck White [mailto:chuck@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2000 5:12 PM
To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: A special thanks (was: Re: The most important question and the
reason why we are all her e)


In my XSL List Folder archive in my email program I have over 250 replies to
XSL help questions to the group from David Carlisle alone since NOVEMBER 16,
1999.

Other than that, he's not very helpful. And that's not to mention a ton of
other folks who are every bit as deserving of mention.  People like Mike
Kay, G. Ken Holman, Sebastian Rahtz, David Pawson, to name just a *very*
few. I've never seen a more helpful list than this one.

It kind of makes me uncomfortable to see generosity criticized.

on 3/9/2000 11:07 AM, Frick, Gary at gary.frick@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> Jonathan,
> 
> I'm in complete agreement with that.  Since I joined this list I have
> posted 3 questions and received ZERO replies.  At least with a repository
I
> might find a similar question being addressed historically.
> 


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