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[David Megginson]

Murray Maloney writes:

 > Well. Maybe meta-data, but a schema is simply declarative.
 > It does not perform any processing. Editing, creating and 
 > validating are all applications. So what?

Schemas and stylesheets are both declarative, and both include
information that can be acted on by processors.  In the case of a
schema, the result is a truth value (valid/not valid) and, optionally,
a transformation (supplying default values, etc.); in the case of a
stylesheet, the result is a transformation or rendition.


All the best,


David

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