Standards Publishers must manage large collections of documents, often of a similar type and on similar topics. It is in their interest to create documents using formats that can be processed or modified for a long time after the original creation. A standard should also be independent, not under the control of a single vendor. Industry consortiums or similar groups of widespread participants are better suited to control a standard. Rendering Human beings are visual.
Information needs to be prepared in a way that is visually appealing to the reader.
Rendering information should always be kept separate from the content of a document. This guarantees that the rendering can be context driven. As rendering is of special importance to electronic publishing, a separate section is devoted to the discussion of this particular subject. In such a case, the tools to read and manipulate the format must be easily available. All are important approaches to Internet Publishing.