But
will there be new xml code? If there isn't, then we'll be back in proprietary
land in a few years.
>various big companies will tell their
customers to ignore the failed experiment of markup standards and
>stick with their proprietary solutions
That won't
happen. There is too much
existing working XML code.
>... and pretty soon we'll have a
situation that would make the XML 1.0 / 1.1 compatibility problems look
>trivial by comparison.
Or we have a variety of public and
private solutions to specific problems whose costs are borne by
those who
specify and implement the solutions to these. Meanwhile, the existing XML code keeps
working.
And
the
downside is?