Chris Maden wrote:
> 
> DSSSL is a published Standard, not a draft.  It is scheduled (I
> believe) for a five-year revision to be published in 2001.  In Web
> time, it's effectively static. 

Practically speaking DSSSL can be revised whenever the relevant players
feel like it. This has already been done with HyTime and SGML. Neither has
gone through a formal revision.

 Paul Prescod  - ISOGEN Consulting Engineer speaking for only himself
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