Re: Fate of <P> [Was: Toward Closure on HTML]

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From: marca@eit.COM (Marc Andreessen)
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Brian Behlendorf writes:
> Or maybe I'm just worried about the 500 HTML pages I'd have to update
> to account for this </P> daemon.  

You won't.  Nobody will adopt it should it actually appear.  (I'm not
being belligerent, I'm just stating a fact -- document creators won't
go for it.)

> I already have enough fun maintaining two versions of every form,
> one for SGI's with broken X servers, one for everyone else. :)

Isn't that fun?  :-)

Marc