[Verse 1] Markup languages promise structure and control Nested tags and schemas, playing the formal role LegalRuleML sounds perfect for compliance needs But watch the readability vanish as complexity feeds Angle brackets multiply like virus in the night Human eyes start watering, something isn't right [Chorus] When XML makes eyes bleed, makes eyes bleed Too much structure kills the deed, kills the deed For daily policy writing, it's way too much LegalRuleML needs experts with the technical touch Eyes bleeding, eyes bleeding from the markup maze Eyes bleeding, eyes bleeding through the nested haze [Verse 2] Operational docs need clarity, not cryptic code Management controls require a readable road But formal languages wrap meaning up in tags While business users struggle, motivation sags The gap between precision and human understanding Grows wider with each rule that needs commanding [Chorus] When XML makes eyes bleed, makes eyes bleed Too much structure kills the deed, kills the deed For daily policy writing, it's way too much LegalRuleML needs experts with the technical touch Eyes bleeding, eyes bleeding from the markup maze Eyes bleeding, eyes bleeding through the nested haze [Bridge] Legal-tech expertise, a rare and precious thing Without dedicated teams, the markup loses its sting Day-to-day authoring needs simplicity's grace Not elaborate schemas that slow down the pace [Verse 3] Choose your tools wisely based on who will use them Complex formal languages can easily confuse them Save LegalRuleML for specialized domains Where technical expertise flows through expert veins Remember readability trumps elaborate design When humans need to understand each policy line [Chorus] When XML makes eyes bleed, makes eyes bleed Too much structure kills the deed, kills the deed For daily policy writing, it's way too much LegalRuleML needs experts with the technical touch Eyes bleeding, eyes bleeding from the markup maze Eyes bleeding, eyes bleeding through the nested haze [Outro] Keep it readable, keep it clean Balance formal with what humans can glean Eyes bleeding tells you when you've gone too far Simplicity remains your guiding star
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