Grosso, Paul wrote:
> Fine, that's saying something. That's all I'm asking.
> (We don't have a global statement in DITA analogous to
> XML's not well-formed statement, so it's not clear in
> general what should happen when a DITA document doesn't
> conform to the constraints in the DITA standard.)
I think I understand what Paul is getting at and I agree with all his
suggestions. I also take his point that people will blame the tool that
correctly fails where others don't if the spec is not clear.
That's also interesting about the MIME type--and I agree we should let
that sleeping dog snore until we can do the right thing, which will be
2.0 at the earliest.
Cheers,
E.
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