RE: XSL practice

["Didier PH Martin" <martind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Lars,

<YourComment>
They did convert from XML to HTML, but they did not use XSL, partly
since these documents are older than even the first XSL proposal. What
was used was Java code built on top of Tim Brays Lark parser. That
code comes with the Lark parser (the XH files and package).

<Reply>
Thanx for the historical explanation but this doesn't excuse the practice.
This situation should be corrected and W3 show the example by providing
these documents with their associated XSL style sheets. Or simply remove the
link until

a) W3 has the resource to do so (but as enough money to do it no?)
b) W3 has the will to do it
c) W3 do some quality assurance check before posting
d) Just do not show it until ready
e) W3 show by example. (My preferred option ;-)

Regards
Didier PH Martin
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