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Subject: RE: XSLT library: the next step
Date: Thu, 9 Mar 2000 10:03:35 -0700 
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BizTalk and OASIS appear to provide repository
services but aren't in the business of supporting
collaborative open-source development.  They would
give you some place to advertise, but not some place
to build transforms.

I think the nature of micro-projects are going to
be fairly wide-open to anything that would be of
benefit to a wide audience.  When in doubt, we would
vote.

Any follow up lets do on xsllib@ejbdevelopers.com.