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Fake blog from SC34 meeting in Norway

Author: oreillynet.com | Published: 10th Apr 2008 | Visited: 84 times | Add Comment
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I couldn't attend the latest SC34 meeting physically in Oslo (I corresponded by email on some WG1 issues relating to Schematron and maintenance), but the public documents from the meeting have now been released at the SC34 website, in particular...

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