Paul Hoffman / IMC writes:
> At 1:22 PM -0400 9/2/03, Rosen, Brian wrote:
> >2) Ability to cross reference documents
> > That benefit only appears if all, or a significant proportion, of the > Internet Drafts are in XML or a similar format. That's not what you > proposed.
It seems to me that a fairly simple hack could be consed up to generate HTML or whatever for current
I'd very much like to allow the submission of XML to the I-D directories.
However, in addition I'd like to actually allow the submission of HTML, generated by xml2rfc. Why? Because I'd really like to browse most drafts through my browser, jump to sections, find the references easily etc. And without performing any extra steps by myself.
(It may be that this is possible via XML as well -- I'm not expert in XML so I can't tell if its readily supported by everyone's browser without loading lots of DTDs. Does someone know?)
And all of these submission formats should be allowed if and only there's a text version to go with it.
--Jari