RE: XML - where's the beef?

[John Posada <jposada01 -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

My IE5.5 and NS6.0 browsers read XML just fine without being
converted to HTML.

> Well, John and Darren, I guess that was my point. 
> 
....
> 
> We seem to be agreeing, then, that it's come 
> out as a back-room tool, and not something 
> that will ever see the end-user light of day.
> Certainly not an upgraded HTML replacement.
> 
> of the web. XML will live behind the scenes, 
> but will still need to be converted/exported 
> out to "standard-of-the-day... whatever-day-
> today-is" HTML... plus ActiveX and/or Flash 


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