Re: WOFF and extended metadata

Could you point to where these restrictions are listed? If you're talking about Ruby markup (or any angle-bracket markup), then I'm not sure why such markup would not be encoded with &lt; and &gt; and quotes as entities - whether <bar>text</bar> or <foo bar="text"/>

- L

On 19 Jun 2010, at 13:59, James Cloos wrote:

>>>>>> "LV" == Levantovsky, Vladimir <[email protected]> writes:
> 
> LV> <item [lang="tag"] name="property_name1" value="property_value1"/>
> 
> Aren't tag attrib strings overly limited in what strings they can
> support?  Doesn't that make the above the wrong way to XML-ize?
> 
> Every previous discussion I've read or participated in has concluded
> that it should always be:
> 
>     <foo><bar>text</bar></foo>
> 
> and never:
> 
>    <foo bar="text"/>
> 
> Why is this discussion suddenly going in the opposite direction?
> 
> -JimC
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