> Fair enough. I think my point may be more that the spec (for lack of > better work) should be aware we may want to add extra specifiers, and while > they client has not requirement to handle them (since we don't know what > they are), it shouldn't suddenly break if they show up. > > It could otherwise be a real pain if we decide we want to add something > like [img popup=1], and the client is only looking for [img] and suddenly > doesn't work right. > > So in that case, an old client would still recognize that as a valid img > tag - it wouldn't know what that popup=1 thing means, but would display the > image just like it always had.
Have clients find "[img" then the next "]" and it'll be ok :) Nicolas -- http://nicolas.weeger.org [Petit site d'images, de textes, de code, bref de l'aléatoire !]
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