Great article. I especially liked the News DTD:
News DTD
The news vocabulary is used to describe a news article. For each
article, we use a simple set of tags that describe both the content and
information about the content. The tags in the <Head> section are used
to summarize and categorize the document, while the <Body> section
contains the text of the article itself. The <Xlink> tag uses the
emerging XLink standard to refer to related articles. Our implementation
is based on a subset of the current draft of the XLink standard.
To keep things simple, the text tags in the <Body> section are very
limited. There are no list tags (such as <ol> and <ul>) or formatting
tags (such as <b>, <i>, and <u>) to complicate rendering. The simple tag
set also makes it easy to manage the stylesheets that convert this
markup into HTML. The DTD has this structure:
Figure 2. Structure of the news DTD (attached)
The DTD is a little limited, but a potentially useful starting point.
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