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David Megginson wrote:
>
> The classic use case is a transformation where the result will be
> still used by an author, sort of an XML sed. I don't find this case
> particularly persuasive, but clearly the DOM WG did, and as a result,
> the Infoset was constrained to follow.
James also mentioned the case where the output had to be DTD-compatible.
In that case the prefixes used are meaningful because they are what the
DTD expects.
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