Re: [xsl] Is letting the browser transform XML to XHTML using XSLT a good choice?

[Joern Nettingsmeier <nettings@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

i'm sorry to see you show an attitude that, were not so verbose, would 
qualify as thoughtless trolling.

given the sheer amount of words that you bestow on this list, i wonder 
why you don't take the time to grab a coffee and relax a little, instead 
of transforming a perfectly valid and well-written (if debatable) 
counter-argument into a flame-war full of personal abuse.

there are certainly places on the web where such behaviour might be 
appropriate, but even though i've been enjoying this list for a limited 
time one i'm sure this is not one of them.

jC6rn


M. David Peterson wrote:
> Jesper,

> Firstly, you have no idea what you are talking about, and it shows.
<snip>
> It has nothing to do with web sites.  Its has everything to with web
> browser support, something you have shown through out this thread you
> know nothing about.
<snip>
> You've taken your misguided opinion, "generalized" it, and used this
> as the basis for your argument.  Shallow, pointless, useless, get a
> clue.
<snip>
> For you.  Not for folks who are doing this at the professional level. 
> If you are doing this at the professional level, then you need to
> reconcider things... you're flat out, undeniably so far off, its not
> even funny.
<snip>

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