I don't think I'll post in this thread again (I always manage to get too
excited with this stuff), but I'll probably be happy to read it.
> From: John Cowan [mailto:]
> Matthew Gertner scripsit:
>
> > The failure of anything like communism to
> > succeed on more than a minimal scale is pretty good
> evidence that this is
> > the case
>
> Communism, like capitalism, is an idea that's never been tried. For
> communism, we had state bureaucracy, and for capitalism, we have
> state *and* corporate bureaucracy combined with monopoly.
The concept is one thing and the implementation another.
Personally, I find myself rather surprised by our society system and
it's various side effects as I grow up. The only thing I know that can
be compared with terms like communism or capitalism is community; one of
the members in my happy thought set.
About XML technologies and XSD or RELAX NG in particular, they simply
obey the Newton model and the laws around inertia; it's as hard to get
them going as to stop and change direction. The problem is equally
difficult and important on both sides.
Kindest regards,
Manos
