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pas
86 days ago
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XSLT removal will break multiple government and re...
it can be, but because it started as an SGML language (and nowadays who knows what it is) it allows ambiguous structures, plus it doesn't support arbitrary tags, whereas in XML the structure is strict but the tag schema is completely free.
bazoom42
84 days ago
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Html does not allow ambigous structures. While it has a more flexible syntax than XML, it always parse to an unambigous structure.
pas
81 days ago
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sure, but many browsers support quirks to render malformed HTML, right?
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