> Does anyone on this list care that "<<", when used in XSLT, would have to be
> written as "a&lt;&lt;b"?

not too much

a) it's only twice as bad as < and not too many people have complained
   about that.

b) As with < you'd almost always be able to easily restructure your 
    query in terms of >> if it bothered you.

c) Anyone rash enough to use an XML editor to type their XSLT files
   instead of using emacs can presumably type << anyway.

David












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