muraw3c(_at_)attglobal(_dot_)net wrote:
If we do not receive any comments, we will ask the IESG to consider
publication of this Internet-Draft as a Proposed Standard.
I propose the following drop-in replacement for paragraph 2 of section 3:
Within the XML specification, XML MIME entities can be classified
into four types. In the XML terminology, they are called "document
entities", "external DTD subsets", "external parsed entities", and
"external parameter entities". The media types text/xml and
application/xml MAY be used for "document entities", while
text/xml-external-parsed-entity or
application/xml-external-parsed-entity SHOULD be used for "external
parsed entities". The media type application/xml-dtd SHOULD be used for
"external DTD subsets" or "external parameter entities". For
backward compatibility, application/xml and text/xml MAY, but SHOULD NOT,
also be used for "external parsed entities", "external DTD subsets", and
"external parameter entities".
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