& XSLT dareo@[...].com (Dare Obasanjo) writes:
> The people who process XML with strongly typed languages (e.g. Java &
> C# folks) are all about strongly typed XML while those who process it
> with weakly typed languages (Perl & Python folks) are for weak typing
> in XML. Or at least that has been the case in the XML-DEV discussions
> I've seen. 

That's funny, since I was a Java person long before I was an XML person.
There may be more diversity in those communities than expected.

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