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From: Sergey Missan <admin@javable.com>
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BL> Never mind.  Completely blonde moment.  Comments are passed through
BL> automatically.

I'm in the same boat.
But... If I try to construct a new comment in XSL, using <xsl:comment>
I have a bizarre problem -- tags are being excluded from the comments,
i.e
<xsl:comment>This is a comment</xsl:comment>
works, but
<xsl:comment>This is a <br /> comment</xsl:comment>
will render as
<!-- This is a comment -->

<br /> (or any other tag) will be cut off!!

This bugs me enormously... :(

-- Sergey