[Sigia-l] Cocoon & IA

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Has anyone written about Cocoon (as it implements XML publishing theory -
seperation of concerns [logic from presentation from content]) within the
context of information architecture? Would you be interested or know of
anyone interested in collaborating in such a project? Cocoon would seem
like a perfect way to implement a system engineered from the ground up on
the principles of good IA, with seperation of concerns (content from
presentation), XML data modeling and indexed storage (using Xindice or
eXist), multiple pipelines for output (WML, HTML, voice, PDF, etc.), etc.!
Thanks,
Scott A. Malec, MLIS candidate at the University of Pittsburgh

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