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> SGML/XML transcends that. SGML/XML defines and organises data/information.
> From the organised and defined information/data (and metadata contained
> therein) you can then leverage all processing options you could want. Some
> of those processing options include display of the content.
So it's a tool. Right? If not, then it's capable of writing content itself?
> Saying that SGML/XML is in anyway related or similar to the mediums and
> formats above is like saying databases and relational database theory and
> practice is simply akin to cue cards, binders, and filing cabinets.
It was merely an example and nothing more. Do with it what you want.
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