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On Sat, 2006-07-22 at 10:59 -0700, juanrgonzaleza@canonicalscience.com
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> GIF, JPEG... [other format] is prefered over XMLs as SVG.
SVG is XML?
What does your sentence mean?
Who prefers image formats over XML... and for what?
>
> Then when anyone is using GIFs, JPEGs for tasks SVG was designed is she/he
> wrong? Or maybe she/he cannot SVG.
SVG isn't a verb.
There is no right or wrong surely?
It's a choice we make.
Right or wrong is subjective.
>
> >> CSS is prefered over XSLT.
> >
> > For what? It doesn't much sense to process HTML by XSLT for styling
> > purposes. So of course there are more CSS files on web then XSLT files,
> > because there is more content in HTML then in raw XML.
>
> Mistake CSS is prefered over XSL-FO.
Again, by whom? For what purpose?
>
> Whow! Then XSL-FO is not for the visible web.
No. Nor was it meant to be for (this threads definition) of the visible
web.
PDF|ps perhaps is (same context).
Your arguments aren't making much sense Juan.
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Dave Pawson
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