<faqs title="Frequently Asked Questions">  <part id="general">    <title>General</title>       <faq id="what-is-rome">      <question>What is Rome?</question>      <answer>        Please see the <a href="introduction.html">Introduction</a>      </answer>    </faq>        <faq id="where-get-help">      <question>Where do I get help on Rome?</question>      <answer>        <p>          This FAQ answers some frequent questions already, please read the          <a href="quickstart/">Quickstart</a> for a quick start guide.        </p>        <p>          javadoc            wiki          weblog        </p>        <p>          If these resources don't help you with your problem, the          <a href="mail-lists.html">Rome User List</a> is a good source for help.          Lots of problems have already been discussed there, you'll probably find          a solution in the mailling list archive.  Most of the Rome developers           are subscribed to the Rome User List.        </p>      </answer>    </faq>  </part>  <part id="why">    <title>Why Rome ?</title>    <faq id="why-name">      <question>Why the name Rome?</question>      <answer>        <p>          Because "all roads lead to Rome" :-)        </p>      </answer>    </faq>    <faq id="why-a-new-library">      <question>Why creating a new Java library for RSS?</question>      <answer>        <p>          Because the ones we evaluated did not satisfy our requirements.        </p>      </answer>    </faq>  </part>    <part id="using">    <title>Using Rome</title>  </part>    </faqs>