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It makes sense that explaining why xml is great doesn’t work. Maybe you can convince someone who’s never worked with xml. But if someone has used xml and thinks
by wartijn_ 4y ago
It makes sense that explaining why xml is great doesn’t work. Maybe you can convince someone who’s never worked with xml. But if someone has used xml and thinks it’s a bad format based on those experiences, you’ll need to bring _really_ good arguments to let them think it’s a good format anyway.
Just ask yourself: could a comment here convince you that xml is a bad format? If not, why would the opposite work?
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- lostmsu 4y agoWell yes, if it described a format as pleasant for humans as YAML, while not being ambigious and error-prone.