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Rick Jelliffe wrote:
> From: "Eric van der Vlist" <vdv@dyomedea.com>
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>>I think we have to face it: XML or not, pages on the web are what they
>>are, we have no power to enforce any format or specification and will
>>have to adapt our tools and relax our parsers if we don't want to
>>restrict ourselves to accessing an insignificant proportion of the web.
>
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> The shortcoming is not XHTML but XML.
Fair enough, but as Simon pointed out, XHTML == HTML + XML. If you
remove XML from XHTML what do you have save HTML?
Eric
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