Gad, yes, but we know who's to blame for that.
>Even though most people have essentially agreed on using 10646 as the doc
charset, many still disagree on the timing. My question to you (Terry,
Eric, Dan) is whether the change I'm suggesting will break anything if it
goes in now?
I think it breaks our justification for the rest of the DTD representing
current practice as of June 94, and that is, I think, very important
politically. That's my concern.
Regards,
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