Big Day for Namespaces, Styles

[Steven R. Newcomb]

[Tyler Baker:]

> For technologies like XSL where you will have web-site designers who
> don't have CS degrees from fancy-shmancy institutions, "Namespaces
> in XML" will be a bigger travesty as transformation of XSL is
> complicated enough already.

It's wrong to suppose that information management is easy.  It's not.
Information technology only makes the easy parts easier by making the
hard parts harder.

-Steve

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