• From: cbullard@h...
• To: liam@w...
• Date: Sat, 15 Oct 2011 13:39:05 -0500

Maybe I've missed some dustups, but don't they coexist peacefully now?  
  Harmony is tougher because of overlaps where Javascript dominates  
but outside the web, there are applications (eg, document-oriented)  
where JSON is non-existent.

What is and isn't a document is an old thread but off the web, it's  
fairly clear.

len

>> P.S. the first one who has the courage to say that XML and JSON should
>> co-exist
>> non only peacefully, but in close harmony, has all my respects. (I
>> think so,  but I didn't dare to  say it publicly  :-)
>
> I'll happily say it, but I'd far rather see a W3C community group than a
> linked-in group.

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