I don't understand. You're drawing from the SGML well and using 1970's
tech in any case as XML is just a proper SGML subset. You're giving up
absolutely nothing, but can embrace HTML and web authoring (markdown,
rich content inclusions, etc., etc.) based on an ISO standard.
Regards,
Marcus
On 8/5/21, Dave Pawson <> wrote:
>> I've noticed somewhat of a defensive gut reaction by XML heads
>> whenever SGML comes up. While I use XML all the time, and plan to
>> continue doing so, let me bluntly say that XML's only raison d'etre,
>> by the XML spec's own wording (as in chapter 1, sentence 1), was to
>> replace SGML as a markup meta-language on the web.
>
> Which was last century? Perhaps rather than being defensive, we don't
> all wish the past to influence development?
>
> regards
>
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