Mike Haarman says that Mike Brown  wrote

> point. It seemed like an innocuous suggestion, to me, since even if I had not
> correctly guessed what the original poster meant, making the suggestion
> to use xsl:comment to generate comments was sure to benefit *somebody*.
> It's becoming an increasingly rare event when I feel like helping anyone on
> this list anymore.

although it hasn't reached here yet (so i'm not sure of the full context
of the quote)

Sorry if my followup caused offence.

I think after a week of threads on getting data out or putting data in
to CDATA sections, I felt moved to comment adversely on a suggestion to
hide some more document content:-) Probably my email was too terse (not
for the first time...)


David

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