I don't know, I've found this to be true with nearly every commercial
product. Some of it is really simple stuff (e.g., things that are
supposed to be URIs but aren't) and some are more egregious (e.g.,
requiring optional elements/attributes or disallowing required ones).
On Wed, Jul 11, 2012 at 7:34 PM, Cantor, Scott <> wrote:
> This is very true of almost all the ill-advised one-offs that a lot of
> service providers use, a bit less true in my experience where the actual
> full implementations are concerned, with the obvious exception of
> metadata. And a lot of that was a simple lack of emphasis.
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