Re: [xml-dev] Associating Style Sheets with XML documents 1.0 (Second Edition)
On Thu, Nov 11, 2010 at 7:23 AM, Henry S. Thompson <[email protected]> wrote:
Well, I guess there's nothing wrong with registering it strictly to deprecate it, since folks who use it are not likely to be those who pay attention to registrations, anyway ;)
But text/xsl, as we all know[1] runs afoul of the convention that text/... formats be human readable. Then again with text/html, the beast has surely escaped the barn.
[2] a sample of such consideration is in RFC 3023: "
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Presuming from context that you mean text/xsl, yes, good idea, I'll
Julian Reschke writes:
> Maybe it's time to actually register text/xml, stating what it is and
> where it is needed?
try to remember to bring it up at the mext XML Core WG telcon. . . .
Well, I guess there's nothing wrong with registering it strictly to deprecate it, since folks who use it are not likely to be those who pay attention to registrations, anyway ;)
But text/xsl, as we all know[1] runs afoul of the convention that text/... formats be human readable. Then again with text/html, the beast has surely escaped the barn.
[2] a sample of such consideration is in RFC 3023: "
NOTE: Users are in general not used to text containing tags such
as <price>, and often find such tags quite disorienting or
annoying. If one is not sure, the conservative principle would
suggest using application/* instead of text/* so as not to put
information in front of users that they will quite likely not
understand."
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