Re: Dumb question from a newbie on XSLT in IE5

[Mike Brown <mike@xxxxxxxx>]

> Does the group think this is actually the way things will move, or was
> this 'URI as a syntax definition' just a quick hack?

As David mentioned, it's a W3C Recommendation (XML Namespaces).

Someone also said on this list at one point in the recent past that URIs
are a convenient standard (there's an RFC for them) for the syntax of
identifiers.

Personally I think that it is good form for a URI to Uniformly Identify a
Resource that actually exists, but the W3C Recs specifically say
otherwise.

   - Mike
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