David, et al.
Part of the e-Speak syndrome appears to be overpromising results,
especially the idea of anything-to-anything compatibility. One needs to
find a level that makes it feasible to fit with most of the current work
going on, but not dumb it down to a lowest common denominator. So far at
least, ebXML seems to be following this approach.
Alan Kotok
Director, Education and Information Resources
Data Interchange Standards Association
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At 10:50 PM 7/9/00 -0400, David RR Webber wrote:
>http://news.excite.com/news/zd/000707/20/hps-uphill
>
>Great article. There's a lot to like about eSpeak as a
>technical solution, but hopefully ebXML can avoid the pitfalls...
>
>The signs are that a vendor neutral approach is
>eating the elephant a 1,000 spoonfuls at a time,
>so hopefully this works better!?
>
>DW.
>
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