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>> The question is: how much SGML is going to be supported by the LaTeX3
>> people? Will it be possible to "compile" directly SGML document
>> (e.g. <H1 ID="Sec:Commands" ALIGN=CENTER/Title/ )
>> or it will be necessary to /translate/ it to LaTeX?
 
I don't think your example is pure SGML: it looks more like HTML to me.
 
                                        Philip Taylor, RHBNC.