"Bob Stayton" <> writes:
> 2. For content intended to be included in the output, I would suggest
> <merge> instead of <override>. Whatever content is in merge is
> intended to be merged with the resources to generate the output.
> Exactly how it is merged is up the local application.
I'm happy with <merge> instead of <override>, but I still have a
preference for <info> as the wrapper for metadata about the element in
which it appears. That's what it means *everywhere else*. Yes, some
authors will get it wrong sometimes. And they won't get the results
they expect and they'll fix it.
Be seeing you,
norm
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