RE: A few things I noticed about w3c's xml-schema

[Murali Mani <mani@CS.UCLA.EDU>]

Yes, TBL has signed it. With such a strong belief about where Xml-schema
fits, i think i will be doing myself injustice and waste my resources if i
start using it. In stead, i will rather work on what i feel is the correct
way of doing things, and hopefully when we resolve issues there, it will
be good enough for the consideration of the schema WG and the research
community. Also hopefully we will be able to do this before lot of money
is spent on trying to fix XML-Schema.

regards - murali.

On Wed, 30 May 2001, Bullard, Claude L (Len) wrote:

> I understand.  We read a lot.  I am also conversant
> with the opinions.  But process being the thing,
> XML Schemas is out the door and TimBL signed off
> on it.  That means the name game is done.  The authority
> of note has signed it.   Now is the time to get on
> to using it.
>
> This doesn't invalidate work done by others on other
> approaches or say they should stop working, or feedback
> to the next version of XML Schemas is suspended.  Of
> course not.  It means it is out there.  Software can
> be written to it and documents can cite it.  It won't
> change soon.  Get your requests for the next version
> ready and submitted.  IOW, it IS a game and we have
> to play by rules or go to another game.
>
> Len
> http://www.mp3.com/LenBullard
>
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