Re: Some XSL Questions

[DSSSList Owner <dssslist-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

At 29 Dec 1997 15:36 -0500, Norman Walsh wrote:
 > Uh, Tony, that's not what I thought Jon said:
 > 
 > | From: Jon.Bosak@xxxxxxxxxxx (Jon Bosak)
 > | Subject: Re: DSSSL deserted - XSL Mailing List ?
 > | To: dssslist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
 > | Reply-To: dssslist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
 > | Message-Id: <199712242234.OAA03528@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
 > | 
 > | [...]
 > |
 > | I agree that the DSSSList is the right place for a public discussion
 > | of XSL, and I thank Tony for offering to host that discussion.
 > 
 > Did Jon say something else offline or did I miss a message?

Happily, I was wrong to read too much into Jon's much earlier
statement about XSL and the XML mailing list.  Jon has clarified it
for me today as "...the XML SIG was at that time (and still is until
an XSL WG is formed) the most appropriate place to hold such
discussions within the W3C."

I had previously posted about future XSL discussion on the DSSSList,
working on the assumption that it wasn't currently "proper" to do it
anywhere other than the XML list, but I have been too cautious.  The
future is now, the XSL spec is publicly available, and the DSSSList is
open for public discussion of XSL.

Apologies for my caution and misunderstanding.

Regards,


Tony Graham
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Rockville, MD USA 20850                 email: tgraham@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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