The Microsoft Marketing Machine: the schema name change of the claims
So we go from schemas.microsoft.com to schemas.xmlsoap.org. Looks nice and "open". Too bad the domain belongs to Microsoft. LOL.
The Microsoft Marketing Machine: the schema name change of the claims
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The Microsoft Marketing Machine: the schema name change of the claims
jonathan_ball
No worries, I know you've been busy especially with the .NET 3.0 RTM this week.
It would just seem more transparent and have the feel of a more open standard if the domain belonged to W3C. Mind you W3C.org comes up with a private registration. Maybe Microsoft owns it too, LOL.
BTW, congrats on the RTM!
baer1208
Sorry about the late response.
Quick Check of WHOIS:
Registrant Name:Microsoft Corporation
Registrant Organization:Microsoft Corporation
Registrant Street1:One Microsoft Way
Registrant Street2:
Registrant Street3:
Registrant City:Redmond
Registrant State/Province:WA
Registrant Postal Code:98052
Registrant Country:US
Registrant Phone:+1.4258828080
Yep. Is that really a problem
I'm not sure what you intended to say there, other than that Microsoft owns the XMLSOAP.org domain.
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