W3C just released the first

W3C just released the first working draft for XHTML 2.0. It’s a bit lacking (such as the list of differences to XHTML 1.1) but there are few noticable things:

• it’s not intended to be backwards-complatible
• self-contained, no more HTML 4.01 pointers
• got elements for simple version control of a document (<del>, <ins>)
• will use XFrames
• forget <br>, learn <line>
• Microsoft is not one of the editors

Summary: looks like W3C wants to make XHTML simpler and redesign legacy problems from HTML.