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[Erik Max Francis]

Cliff Wells wrote:

> I suppose, given what I've just said, I'll backpedal a bit and
> grant that whether HTML uses logic is arguable (I can already see both
> sides coming).

But whether HTML constitutes a programming language was the core issue. 
You gave your XML-containing-instructions as an example of markup that
really described logic (and it certainly is an example), but I was
simply trying to point out that this was a red herring, because it
doesn't address the issue of whether HTML qualifies.

> Anyway, if you want to get the last word in, go ahead as we both must
> be
> getting tired of this rather pointless and OT thread anyway.

Roger that.

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