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I had a quick scan of the HTML5(XHTML5) specification.
Sometimes Specs become so tortured they need to be reworked with new simplicity
and clarity. A simpler approach could mean: - less cross browser problems. - more understanding for the creators of XHTML. To do this perhaps - deprecate the SGML serialization - no new features
supported in the SGML serialization. - rename the spec to XHTML5. - allow modularization of SVG and MATHML in a natural Xml
fashion. If the set of external Xml vocabularies needs to be restricted
then list them and their versions. - define text/xhtml as a mimetype to be supported What do others think about: 1. should it be reworked? 2. what are the guiding principles for reworking? Jim Tivy 604 669 4469 x116 |