> cool is when netbsd ships xml configs with matching xsl and
> javascript files so we can edit configs in a web browser with syntax
> and semantic checking built in :-)

Being able to do that might be cool.

Compelling that - which is what I see XML as close to, and tending
towards - is not.

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