Useful example, however, I would still like to see the original vs. the encoded.

I don't really think I understand this... kind of wish there was an original document vs. the encoded document.

good to know

Charts like these are extremely helpful to me - I'll definitely refer to this.

XML Home teaches to about HTML as well as JavaScript -- I checked it out. It kind of helped me see the difference between HTML and XML.

Just by quickly glancing over Example 2, I was able to tell that I was looking at a menu - this was understandable and well organized - again, displaying the original document was very useful and helpful. it helps me out when I am not too sure what the encoding means

I found the XML File as a Note incredibly useful - I think it is really helpful to have the original document (in this case, the note) to compare what it looks like before and after tagging.

i feel like all of this information is so cluttered and too wordy - could have definitely been simplified. i would have also liked to see some clear chats and visuals

footnotes would be extremely helpful in a text like this!

I kind of wish the lines were numbered - like in the Norton Anthology.