Something of a red-letter day

[Tim Bray]

As of today, we have the first release of a non-beta commercial browser
that can display XML, i.e. I.E.  We decided that XML.com ought to try
actually publishing something in XML, and so there's a story there in 
XML (with a version in HTML for the wimps among you) about, of course,
writing a story in XML about writing a story in XML about writ^C.

If you can stand the (hefty!) download, get IE5 and read it in XML, 
because it's Good For You.  And the XML version is way prettier. -T.



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