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From:Chaim Frenkel Date:Tue Aug 22 16:20:04 2000
Subject:Re: RFC Suggest: Use of L<> to link RFCs; "CONFLICTS WITH", "REQUIRES", "STATUS" sections
>>>>> "LW" == Larry Wall <larry@wall.org> writes:

LW> : I thought he meant using =use in the .pod to indicate which style sheet to 
LW> : use, so an RFC would begin with something like "=use RFC", a manpage type 
LW> : document would begin with "=use Man", etc.

LW> That's what I was trying to say.  :-)

So this would be a two (or more?) level specification. One that specifies
the translation (to the final medium) and an inner one that specifies
what the markups mean? (Is that what a DTD is?)

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