From: Aristotle Pagaltzis (Dec 21 2006, at 18:52)
Anders:
It’s a stretch to call the man who designed both RSS 2.0 and OPML an “XML partisan.”
I have no desire to get myself in any more trouble than I tend to get myself into, so I will leave my comments at a combination of the title and: Yeah, what Aristotle said. ;)
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Haha. And you know, when you think of it, also the man behind XML-RPC, which tried to actually *circumvent* one of XML's best features: it's i18n. In California they call that "Three Strikes and yer out" :-) OK OK, one exaggerated call for punishment doesn't deserve another ;-)
"OK OK, one exaggerated call for punishment doesn't deserve another ;-)"
:D Although, in this case??? Well, like I said, I'd best not get myself in any more trouble ;) :D