Bug in nxml-mode (indentation)?

[Eric Lilja <mindcooler@gmail.com>]

Hello, I'm using GNU Emacs 23.0.50.1 (i386-mingw-nt5.1.2600) of 
2007-12-17 on MINDCOOLER. I noticed a difference in how the old xml-mode 
versus nxml-mode indents an xml-file where you have a tag that stretches 
over several lines (hope I use the terminology correct here). Consider 
this simple test file (hope the spaces are preserved in the post or this 
will be a useless report):
<outer>
   <p>This text stretches over several lines.
     This text stretches over several lines.
     This text stretches over several lines.
   </p>
</outer>

This is the indentation you get with the old xml-mode (M-x xml-mode) and 
you can see I'm using an offset of two spaces.

Now consider the indentation using nxml-mode:
<outer>
   <p>This text stretches over several lines.
   This text stretches over several lines.
   This text stretches over several lines.
   </p>
</outer>

Now this I don't like. The last two "This text stretches over several 
lines" should be indented another step like in plain xml-mode I feel. 
I'm just beginning with xml and my own xml-files usually don't look like 
this but I do have to work with such files. Is the nxml-mode way of 
indenting vs xml-mode in this particular example to be considered a bug? 
If it is, let me know if you need any more information from me. Thanks!

- Eric