Use whatever words wont confuse the audience.
For the 1980s/1990s sgml crowd "format" and "encoding" had other specific meanings, so were avoided. The useful term that filled the gap was "notation."
I think "data in xml notation" or "xml-notated data" are still worth considering. Rick
Hi Folks,
Which of these is correct:
(1) The XML-formatted data is ...
(2) The XML-encoded data is ...
(3) Something else (what?)
Thanks!
/Roger
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