Transcription: So for a document to even be usable, for it even to really be technically an XML document, it has to be a well-formed document. Otherwise, XML processors aren't going to know what to do with it. They're going to generate fatal errors. One mistake a lot of people make is they think XML is a lot like HTML, and it's not. HTML as a standard is very lenient. In fact, it's rumored that 75% of the code inside of Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator are written just to handle cases where they're dealing with bad HTML, malformed HTML, because they're trying to at least give something or some sembla ...
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