Ned Freed wrote:
And insofar as the W3C is concerned, my understanding is that they don't
want to act as a registration authority for XML types.
This is correct.
I haven't heard any
other organizations suggested that would be appropriate for this job.
Oasis has been suggested.
And if you assume that the W3C wanted its own tree where its own rules
would apply, it would be silly to restrict it to XML. As such, you'd likely
end up with a "w3c." facet.
Yes. That might make sense; for example, where the defining document was
a W3C Recommendation rather than an IETF RFC.
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Chris