discuss: SGML / XML


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Subject: Re: SGML / XML
From: "Greg Ferguson" ####@####.####
Date: 7 Mar 2001 23:17:15 -0000
Message-Id: <10103071811.ZM22718@hoop.timonium.sgi.com>

On Mar 7,  3:06pm, Poet/Joshua Drake wrote:
> Subject: Re: SGML / XML
> >not a requirement (or a "barrier to acceptance" as the case may be),
> >nor do I believe it ever should be.
>
> It absolutely should be. It is imperative to the growth of any
> organization to have certain standards in place. Debian, Gnome, KDE all
> have specific standards for code and documentation.

Absolutely (wrt the standards remark); and we do have standards:

- documented in the LDP Author Guide
- exhibited by the available SGML documents templates,
- and as noted by:

  "The LDP officially supports:

       SGML - Linuxdoc, DocBook v3.x, DocBook v4.x
       XML  - DocBook v4.1.2"

r,
Ferg

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