Paul Magree and I flew through the XML code review - we spotted all of the flaws we beblieve. I will see once I attempt to post my own XML online next. I think we will take Andy's XML examples, correct them, and publich them online - stay posted to see how we do.
I am really enjoying this - it is very empowering. Honestly I don't understand how XML literally works, I just know it is a richer form of HTML.
And I think that is all I need to know.
Work to follow.
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