Doesn't that mean it is HTML 1.0 with more stuff?
Gencoding a document or data is like farming kudzu: it keeps the landscape
from eroding but nothing consumes it.
Ok, I guess as long as they don't claim it to be an XML language. It is a
pointy-bracket language. As long as that is the goal, maybe it would be a
better idea to drop the pointy brackets and go back to the curly brackets
with white space, commas and semicolons. It seems to work well for the
other programmer-friendly languages.
len
From: Elliotte Harold [mailto:]
More to the point, HTML5 is not XML. It is not well-formed, and in
general an HTML5 document cannot be made well-formed without crippling
it by removing quite a few elements. Therefore XML schema languages
really don't fit it at all.
Frankly I think this is insane, but it's what the HTML5 folks have told
me quite clearly.
