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RE: infinite depth to namespaces
- From: Tim Bray <tbray@textuality.com>
- To: xml-dev@lists.xml.org
- Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2001 15:03:33 -0700
At 11:46 AM 31/08/01 -0700, Fuchs, Matthew wrote:
> While "put everything
>in a namespace" was reasonable best practice before the arrival of XSDL, the
>concretization of a notion of "local elements" (I hesitate to call it
>"formalization") - just as the Namespaces rec concretized the notion of
>"global attribute", which hadn't existed syntactically before, although
>people used them - can change what best practices can be. And best
>practices for local elements is unqualified.
Despite having Matt has argued this position at length, consensus
has not emerged. In discussing this issue in future, I will be
careful to point out that there are those who, unlike me, regard
unqualified local elements as a good idea. I hope that people who
share Matt's viewpoint will be equally careful to point out that
their views are not universal. -Tim