[DOC-SIG] [STRING-SIG] What does this mean for Python?

[Mike]

where is the web-sig?  can't find a ref to it at the python site.

Mike


On Wed, 11 Mar 1998, Friedrich, Robin K wrote:

> (Note: I think this is a Great Project, but...)  I would propose that
> the web-sig is the most appropriate current SIG for this XML project.
> Just my $.02. Any reasons why not?
> 
> >----------
> >From: 	Andrew Kuchling[SMTP:akuchlin@cnri.reston.va.us]
> >Sent: 	Wednesday, March 11, 1998 11:11 AM
> >To: 	string-sig@python.org; Doc-SIG
> >Subject: 	Re: [DOC-SIG] [STRING-SIG] What does this mean for Python?
> >
> >[This is the last message I'll be cross-posting to both the Doc-SIG
> > and String-SIG.  The Doc-SIG is "a forum for discussing both the form
> > and content of Python documentation" (from Michael McLay's
> > description) and not document processing in general, so I conclude
> > that the String-SIG is more appropriate.]
> 
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