Jukka K. Korpela schreef:
>>  XML-based browser, of which at the time of writing means more than 95%
>>  of browsers in use, can process new markup languages without having to
>>  be updated.
>
> Are you quoting something? It sounds odd propaganda. Internet Explorer 
> cannot handle XHTML 1.0 properly, and now you're saying the Web is 
> safe for brave new XHTML?

Just for the record, XHTML 2.0 isnâ??t even close yet to becoming a 
Recommendation, so letâ??s not worry about that. The IE developers 
mentioned that XHTML support was something theyâ??d consider for Internet 
Explorer 8, and if Internet Explorer 8 is released in a year from now, 
or two, it will still be released before XHTML 2.0 has proceeded to 
Recommendation, possibly even before it has become a Candidate 
Recommendation.

Additionally, the web isnâ??t the only place where XHTML is used. In the 
publishing system for my companyâ??s website, I am using XHTML 2.0 (mainly 
because of <section>, <h>, <l> and @role, and I like the addition of 
@href attributes to everything as well) based on the current working 
draft right now.


~Grauw

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