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On Nov 5, 2004, at 9:29 PM, Gerald Bauer wrote:

>   * While everyone appears to agree that it is a
> "language", no one recognizes that the markup is also
> dependent upon a parser which introduces syntax
> specialization

This is the single most important thing anyone can learn about XML in 
general. This is the fundamental reason why namespaces are of little 
value: the fundamental model of composite scoped (embedded) parsers and 
processors is a specialised model, and even it doesn't need them. The 
specification renders even that specialisation far more complex than it 
needs to be.


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