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Rick Jelliffe wrote : > I think this mention of "run time" is important, because there is > no single > "time of running" for dynamic documents being passed around systems. I think this simple remark from Rick is, indeed, a ==very strong== one, which is all about what I consider an intrinsic design flaw/issue of today's Web (that MUST be properly addressed in future's SW, I hope). This design flaw, by its very nature, already led to a very big number (*) of : + deployment and interoperability issues (well, I guess, these are not that critical in the long term, given the pace smart men/communities/consortiums/standard bodies/corporations - in that order ;=] - can invent better ways to have machines do "the thing") + security issues (these being ==utterly critical== in the long term, for the same reasons - especially when there are chances for them to be "reused" on purpose of practising power, politics, etc) (*) given the amazing context of facts that ... our Web's history is very short - compared to other well-known human activities of global impact - education, science, commerce, politics, etc - over time Rgds --CJ
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