At 05:09 PM 2/11/99 -0500, you wrote:
>
>
>On Thu, 11 Feb 1999, Simon St.Laurent wrote:
>
>> And honestly, why are footnotes and margin notes really the domain of the
>> W3C?  What do these ancient forms have to do with the Web?
>>
>
>I for one very much need to be able to use one document with different
>style sheets to produce both a printed book and a Web site, preferably
>automatically.  XML isn't just for the Web. Neither is XSL. Nor should
>they be.

But come on, really.  Is it the job of the W3C to recreate every creative
formatting that was ever used in a book, when both margin notes and
footnotes are really just plain old linked content?  Pagination, fine.  But
marginalia?

Gack.

Simon St.Laurent
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