> Consider please the (NOT)overwhelming success of DSSSL.  You ignore your
> audience at your peril.  Disregard them, and they WON'T follow you.
> I'm a programmer myself, just to expose my own prejudices, but folks
> should really study the reasons why DSSSL has not become a universal
> success. Perpetrating the same logic that provided DSSSL is not going to
> fix things.

I'd like to ask for some help understanding the implied failure of DSSSL. A
short rationale with mention of the underlying historical issue would help
those of us following along. I want that last nail in the coffin!


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