On Tue, 16 Jan 2001, Alex Black wrote:
> for example, a DTD for that bookmark example above is unly useful if a bunch
> of people agree on it as a standard, otherwise it doesn't do any real good.
And to cite an example for this example, I'll point out XBEL, because as
bookmark DTD goes, I think
I thought I might weigh into this debate in a small way. My background
is a little different. I have spent the last five years playing with
SGML ( Standard Generalised Markup Language ) which is the ancestor of
XML - basically, XML was invented by elements of the SGML community to
create a "lighte
uff... that was long but very useful, thanks Terry - a good contribution for
our developers team in here whom I just forwarded your email and for
PHP-General archives.
Cheers,
Maxim Maletsky
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From: Terrence Chay [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 20
> First when most people say "the internet" now, they pretty much mean
> "the web" and e-mail. When people say "the web" they mean HTTP and HTML
> (with a little SSL thrown in for e-commerce). HTTP is the transport protocol
> (how it is delivered) and HTML is the markup language (the message). XML
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