Don Park wrote:

> Excellent!.  Looks like the decision to split the spec can not be made by
> the XSL WG without having the XSL charter changed. 

Correct.

>  Now we just need to find
> out who can change the charter and what the process is for changing it is so
> that the XSL WG members can split the XSL spec.

Assuming that the XSL WG members are convinced that this is the right
thing to do ...

>
> Anyone have a clue?  Do we have to galvanize MSFT and NSCP? 

Why? They are not W3C. Its a W3C working group.

> Who do we talk to at W3C to get this going?  

The relevant people are already reading this list. The sentiment has
been noted.

--
Chris


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