Last time I looked, XHTML, ala wired.com, is a full class XML citizen. At least my XML parsers think it is ;-)XML is nothing more than an empty bucket, and has absolutely nothing at all to do with HTML or the web, other than the fact that both XML and HTML are extensions derived from SGML. Contrary to popular belief, XML is not "the next HTML". XML doesn't do _anything_ on its own, it's simply a container, nothing more.
Again I can check http://wired.com/news/technology/ as being both a well-formed and valid XML document.Exactly, and this is how it was intended to be done. Displaying actual XML content on port 80 is just a blatent misuse (or misunderstanding) of the technology.
Ed
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