Talk:XML - Managing Data Exchange/SMIL

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[edit] Why not mention commercial software!??

In the article, it says: "Given that WikiBooks is a publicly-available 'open' book, it would be inappropriate to include information about or links to any commercial SMIL tools." - I don't see why this wikiBook should not mention commercial software! There are other books on wikibooks.org dedicated to commercial software such as the wikibook on Oracle or Microsoft_SQL_Server_2005

[edit] Why Netbeans only ?

There are a lot of XML editors, but in this book Netbeans is a special case, letting the reader think that Netbeans would be better than any other XML Editor available. I guess this is wrong, any XML Editor, given that it provides comprehensive functionnality, would be equal to Netbeans in this regard.

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