> The correct location of the XSL Transformations spec is
> http://www.w3.org/TR/WD-xslt ... Not that it matters, since we're limited to

the location of the spec (or anything else) does not matter.
A namespace just uses a URI as a unique identifier. The current draft
of the XSL(T) specifies the namespace URI, you have to use exactly that
with no changes to case of letters etc. Otherwise the XSL processor will
not recognise the XSL commands from literal output.
If some XSL processor is using a different namespace, that is just
because the current draft only came out last month, it takes a while
for implementers to catch up.

David


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