Hello Matthew Raymond,
Based on the context of the the email and the
URLs it contains, I believe Sundew was referring to XUL in the Mozilla
sense of the word. The examples that you cite are not compatible with
Mozilla's XUL.
Again the charter of the xul-talk mailinglist is to cover all kinds of XML UI language formats and the answers to posting will reflect the xul-talk charter.
Deliberately misinterpreting the meaning of "XUL", then replying as if it were a generic term is both confusing to new readers and distracts from the very topic the poster wanted to talk about: DHTML implementations of Mozilla XUL on IE.
If it is as you propose that you are only intersted
in Mozilla's XUL than I suggest that you and Sundew
move the discussion to the Mozilla XUL Developers
Group @ http://groups.yahoo.com/group/mozilla-xul or
to one of the Mozilla sponsered newsgroups.
Probably so, but I suspect people will continue to post with topics about Mozilla's XUL so long as the mailing list is called "xul-talk". The confusion works both ways.
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