> is @for in the undefined or null namespace?

Yes, because there didn't seem to be a need to put it into its own 
namespace. I'd rather avoid the clutter, but if the WG wants a separate 
namespace that's fine with me.

> 'direct child' .. are you thinking there might be multiple direct 
children
> of atom:content, like this:
> 
> 
>     <link rel="schema" href="..." for="foo" />
>     <link rel="schema" href="..." for="bar" />
>     <atom:content type="application/xml+something">
>         <foo:blarg>...</foo:blarg>
>         <bar:blarg>...</bar:blarg>
>     </atom:content>

Yes.
 
Although I'd pick "snl:floorwax" and "snl:desert-topping" as my examples. 
:)

        /r$

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