> Thanks for everyone's responses.  It has definitely helped deepen and refine
> my understanding of XSLT.  I hope I haven't generated any ill will with my
> vigorous responses.  I've been following XSLT for some time now and have
> been frustrated by its slow adoption in the web application realm and am
> looking for ways to improve that situation.

Wow.  I'd XSLT's adoption has been rapid fire.  Just one year old and it has 
easily a score of implementations, a huge cache of practice and techniques, 
one of the liveliest programming-related mailing lists there are, and a 
fully-dedicated conference.

I think it's been a remarkable success, which to shoft topic, is one of the 
reasons I'm so vehemently opposed to the premature hacking apparent in the 
XSLT 1.1 WD.


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