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Subject: Re: [office-collab] The Art of Mapping
Svante, Curious, what difference do you see between: <office:text><text:p>blah, blah</text:p></office:text> and <draw:image><text:p>blah, blah</text:p></draw:image>? Both of those <text:p> elements are containers of text. Yes? As a writer of documents I may put more emphasis on <office:text><text:p> as "normal" paragraphs but that's a happenstance of my work flow. Graphic artists are like to think <draw:image><text:p> is the more important case. If all I want to transmit is office:text/text:p/(some-change) or draw:image/text:p/(some-change), I fail to see the increased complexity of the second one? One is not simpler than the other. Yes?Not to mention it avoids prejudice in favor of office:text, which isn't likely to find favor with people who use charts, draw, table, etc. Yes? I will try to make the call tomorrow. Hope you are having a great week! Patrick
On 11/29/2016 12:01 PM, Svante Schubert
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