On Thu, 5 Nov 2009, Rob Ennals wrote:
I've talked to a few people about the distributed extensibility problem
and I'd like to suggest a possible compromise
There are a huge number of distributed extensibility problems, many of
which are already resolved in HTML5. For the purposes of
[this is Ron Ennals from Intel, posting from gmail on my phone while
at tpac]
I've talked to a few people about the distibuted extensibility problem
and I'd like to suggest a possible compremise:
* maintain a central registry of prefixes with standard meanings - so
eg fb always means
Ug.
s/compremise/compromise/
s/Ron Ennals/Rob Ennals/
I'm tired...
-Rob
On Nov 5, 2009, at 4:50 PM, Rob Ennals rob.enn...@gmail.com wrote:
[this is Ron Ennals from Intel, posting from gmail on my phone while
at tpac]
I've talked to a few people about the distibuted extensibility
problem
I talked to a few more people, resulting in the following additional
requirement:
A prefixed node MUST NOT contain HTML nodes
This is to stop people creating prefixed nodes that replace HTML
nodes, with resulting loss in universally understood semantics.
Prefixed tag names are to be used only
