Re: [xml-dev] Expertise and Innovation - was Re: [xml-dev] Non-Borg servers can authenticate Borg clients (Was Re: [xml-dev] Re: Cookies at XML Europe 2004 -- Call for Participation)

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Re: [xml-dev] Expertise and Innovation - was Re: [xml-dev] Non-Borg servers can authenticate Borg clients (Was Re: [xml-dev] Re: Cookies at XML Europe 2004 -- Call for Participation)
 (Jim Ancona) writes:
> From my POV as a long-time reader and very occasional poster, the 
>exchange between Rich and ERH is an example of why I read xml-dev. I
>got to read a debate about an important architectural issue between
>two people who have obviously thought a lot about it, and in the
>process I learned some things.

I was thinking this morning that a thank-you to the XML Europe
organizers for triggering this discussion on this board would be in
order!

It's been a very enlightening discussion across a number of related
areas.  At first I was wondering why it was going on _here_, but I'm
very happy that it did.

-- 
Simon St.Laurent
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