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Really good to see the RFC 3023 issues taken to a wider audience, but as the other commentators have said "failed utterly, miserably, completely" is rather an exaggeration. The situation is more that there is a gap between specifications (XML 1.0, RFC 3023) and standards (hardly anyone implements according RFC 3023).
I must nitpick again - Postel states "a general principle of robustness", not a law that should apply to everything. Specifically XML isn't designed to be robust, so rather than XML (done properly) being an exception, the law simply doesn't apply.
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