How about over 1,000,000 XHTML Namespace URIs?

[Ann Navarro]

At 12:22 PM 9/3/99 +0100, Mark Birbeck wrote:
>Ann Navarro wrote:
>> However, moving forward from HTML 4.0, which is what the 
>> future work in XHTML does, isn't necessarily bound. 
>
>I know, but I'm being more specific; won't you have to leave the legacy
>namespaces untouched when you move forward?

Pardon the Friday morning confusion, but ....so? 

Have 3 now -- have 1 for modularization (or whatever the result is) --
everyone deals with it. 
Just as you'll deal with the namespaces from any other mix-and-match
portion that people will be coming up with. 

This really is a non-problem for me. (and yes, I know that is one side of a
very wide gulf)

Ann
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