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In article <200208031525.g73FPIBm075552@chilled.skew.org> you write:
> "The use of relative URI references in namespace declarations is
> deprecated. Future W3C specifications will define no interpretation
> for them."
>However it fails to mention that there is at least one relative URI reference
>that cannot be forbidden: the empty string.
I'm not sure what you're getting at here. The empty string is used to
undeclare the default namespace (and in 1.1, prefixes too), so it
can't possibly be used as a namespace name.
This is already implicit in the unamended spec, but an erratum making
it explicit will shortly be published.
-- Richard
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