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On 9/2/06, Mike Frysinger <vapier@g.o> wrote: |
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> On Saturday 02 September 2006 04:31, Jesse McNelis wrote: |
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> > Doesn't sound like a good idea. |
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> plan on giving any sort of reasoning ? |
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> > the <uri> tag already allows for links to sites. |
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> i already stated this obvious fact in my e-mail |
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> -mike |
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If one was to add a tag for specifically wikipedia links then one may |
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as well add one for specifically google, slashdot, sourceforge, etc. |
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links too. |
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Imagine trying to find all the URI links in a document when every |
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domain has it's own tag. |
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This would also mean more work on the DTD and XSL while offering no |
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real benefits in terms of the explicitness of the markup. |
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Just so you can avoid some quick cut and pastes. |
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>From the perspective of parsing or styling please explain to me how |
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the addition of a <wikipedia> tag would be useful? |
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