• From: dehora <dehora@e...>
• To: xml-dev@l...
• Date: Sun, 09 Sep 2001 13:40:48 +0100

> Dave Winer:
> 2. Now what if what they want is unreasonable or somehow 
> can't work? An
> analogy. Someone says "I want ice cream and I want to eat it 
> in my car."
> Well, for some reason you can't eat it in the car, you can 
> only eat it in a
> restaurant. Do you say to them "Sorry you can't have what you 
> want," or do
> you say "Well if you really want ice cream you can have it 
> but you can't eat
> it in your car?"

Well...just sell 'em a milkshake instead ;)


Bill de hÓra

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