On 5/27/05, Michael Kay <> wrote:
> What is the BUSINESS/Real-life meaning of
>
<snip>document markup example</snip>
> The M in XML stands for Markup: XML is first and foremost a language for
> adding markup to text.
I was wondering how long it would take before someone pointed out
exactly what "XML" stood for.
However, I'd have to question your "foremost" comment: these days, it
appears the data heads have taken over the playground and that
_Markup_ is slowly becoming an interesting sideshow? The mere fact
that Rabindra posted the original question in the manner he did says
it all...
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--
Peter Hunsberger
