> Michael,
>
> I use many different tools, including XSLT, Lisp and Ruby,
> but not just these tools. I do not feel passionately, or at all,
> that I can design a better language, but it does not mean that I cannot
> see that the language designed by W3C is designed poorly.
>
> I am trying to achieve understanding of causes behind mistakes made
> by the committee during design of XSLT 2.0, in order to be able
> to avoid similar mistakes myself. What concerns me is that these
> mistakes are being made for the last thirty years in many software
> projects.
>
> I'm not discussing  persons doing the job, just the job being done.
>
> I see that you are taking it personally, which is sad.

No,

Mike asked specific questions, which you avoid to answer...


Dimitre Novatchev.




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