On Mon, 16 Aug 2010 11:25:24 -0400
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ill using it.
>
> The HTML5 specification isn't scheduled to become a recommendation
> until 2022.
Where've you seen that Rob?
>
> So HTML5 as a replacement for the current HTML output types certainly
> does not appear to be a viable option for quite some time to come.
> But assuming no major upsets, it *will* come. The only question is
> when it will become real enough that it makes sense to start doing
> significant work on it. I'm not sure we've reached that point yet.
Bit like buying a new PC? There's never a 'right' time.
You just have to do it.
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