What is W3C's official position on use of PI?

[Don Park]

> 2. Level-three-browser compatibility is probably too important to drop
>    altogether -- PIs are unlikely to show up in specs that might be
>    used on HTML pages (Namespaces, RDF, Stylesheet linking, XHTML).

Level-three-browsers can be supported by filtering out PI from the
server-side if the client can not handle PI.  Real world problems like
legacy browser incompatibility are best solved with real world solutions.

Best,

Don



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