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Re: [xml-dev] RE: James Clark: XML versus the Web


>> I agree it was done rather hastily, but at the time (as far as I remember)
>> there weren't many objections.  It was not obvious how much pain they would
>> cause.
> Hmmm. I can remember some very *strenuous* objections, most of which boiled down to that they were neither sufficient *or* necessary, and that they would complicate things. My memory is that they were a pet project and essentially forced on everyone, despite protestations.
>
That's my memory too.

I distinctly remember writing a post in which I claimed that it didn't 
matter that the namespace design was bad, because it was so bad that 
no-one would actually use it. Sadly I can't find any record of this post 
in the archives.

Michael Kay
Saxonica


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