Re: [xml-dev] Is "markup" a noun or a verb? Do you "markup data" or "wrap data in tags"?

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Re: [xml-dev] Is "markup" a noun or a verb? Do you "markup data" or "wrap data in tags"?
So where does the pre-defined schema, the contract, the design based on
sample or use cases fit in, Deb?  --Len

All done long since. We know HOW to do it; we have our XML
vocabulary (supported by all the above and the ontology and the
use cases and the ...) in our hot little hands, and the only
question is wording/phrasing/terminology.

When

    132

Becomes

   <invoice-number>132<invoice-number>

what have we done and how did we describe it as we did it?

--dal

(P.S. and if perchance your Remark concerned Balisage
instead, all those lovelies are welcome at
Balisage: The XML Conference;  they just do not
necessarily need to be XML-based.)

--dal
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