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Subject: Re: [xtm-wg] XTM Processing Model - proposal for requirements
> Yup. In particular, we now have a basis for deciding which formalism
> should be chosen, in that arguments can more easily be made for which
> fulfills the requirements better.
I'm glad to hear you say "which formalism" -- I think the last thing we
want is vague prose....
> | This will also prevent us from making the same mistakes that
> | happened in the SGML world, where the expensive consultants like me
> | were flown places to tell people to remove the DOCTYPE line to get
> | this or that editor to work...
>
> Let us hope so.
Good. This is my operational test, then, for what the PM can do for
users, designers, and implementors.
S.
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