On Wed, 16 Sep 2020 03:25:54 +1000
John Gardner wrote:
> That's what I mean: there isn't always an obvious distinction between
> data and metadata. For structured HTML-like documents, it's common to
> see attributes used for anything not seen by readers (i.g.,
> "metadata"). For general purpose d
> In all seriousness though, if you need semi-programmatic features like
> variable references and custom data-types, you're better off just using a
> scripting language.
then you'll have
* security flaws
* uses and abuses from users who don't understand data/behavior
separation (a very good ex
