Paul Miller wrote:
>
> XML, on the other hand, is far more choosy about this stuff, and is case
> sensitive; 'creator', 'CREATOR', 'Creator' and 'cREATOR' are four different
> strings.
Redundancy makes errors less able to propagate. In this case, any keying errors will
cause a mistake. To ignore case may reduce the options, but can very well save a lot
of trouble. And this does not even start to consider how to match up different ways
of using case. "CrEaToR, anyone?
I think "recognise that case doesn't matter in HTML, so leave the existing
installed base alone." is best.
Of course, I am open to learning more. This is all very new for me.
Gary Masters
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