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Subject: [humanmarkup-comment] RE: HM.frameworks: social structure for thegiven context
An attribute is only one way. It is more likely given the draft Schema it would be a subclass of one of the abstract types. We got to an early stopping place with the draft schema, asked for comments, and got none. This is something that would be enormously helpful if tedious: for application designers (folks like yourself) to take that schema and see if you can work up a social structure context with it that works for you. The draft was created as a toolbox. So far, no one has tried to use it and for that reason, it sits unmodifed and unimproved. I know lots of ways to extend it, but I won't until we get real feedback from real users because otherwise, it will turn into something specific to my own applications and that is the wrong way to go about this. len -----Original Message----- From: Balachandhran [mailto:balloo@vsnl.com] That article was especially useful to put the whole thing in the right context. Now pondering on that brings up the question of defining the socail structure framework for a given context (which can be an attribute in XML terms, I guess).
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