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January 20, 2004
Where our hypermedia really should go!
"There is something going on called XML. Which some say is HTML done right. I think that is a good description. A wrong thing done to absolute perfection. I have been on the mailing list of the XML linking committee. Which is endeavoring to create some kind of a specification or a standard for hyper documents that will appropriately represent connected structure. My experience is reading convinces me further, as if I had not known already that I want nothing to do with it. What I am doing continues in another direction." (Ted Nelson - Engelbart's Colloquium: The Unfinished Revolution)
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