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On Wed, Sep 18, 2002 at 08:03:08PM +0000, Arjun Ray wrote:
> IDN public IDs? Nope.
And a good thing too, as they break FPI stability. There have been four
owners of spam.org that I know of, and no guarantee that any URI or FPI
assigned by one owner will be respected by another.
> Why no special
> syntax (like say a reserved name, xmlid) for IDs when the way to declare
> IDs - a whole slew of ATTLIST declarations in the internal subset - were
> an obvious nonstarter?
Well, it isn't really a magic ID attribute that's wanted, it's a method of
declaring the name of a magic ID attribute.
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