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XHTML Modularization is not aimed at the regular users of
XHTML, but at designers of XHTML-based languages. It had
been observed that companies and groups had the tendency to
design their own versions of HTML and XHTML that were often
not interoperable at basic levels. XHTML Modularization
splits XHTML into a number of modules that can be
individually selected when defining a new language; in this
way any XHTML-based language that uses tables is guaranteed
to use the same definition of tables, and not some divergent
version. Modularization also makes it clear where it is OK
to add new elements, and where it is not.
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