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Dear SYMM WG- This is a Last Call review comment from the SVG WG on the SMIL Timesheets 1.0 specification, W3C Working Draft 10 January 2008, http://www.w3.org/TR/2008/WD-timesheets-20080110/ . Please let us know if you have any questions by replying to www-svg@w3.org. "The item can reference a media element in the host language or a set of elements by the element's tag, id or class." In SVG you might want to point out several <rect> elements for example, they are not defined to be media elements. Please come up with another term that can be defined by the host language. Replace "element's tag" with "element's localName". However, these are all just examples of what selectors can select, and this should be clearly stated in the text, for example: "The item can reference a media element in the host language, or a set of elements using a CSS selector; this makes it possible to reference elements based, for example, on the element's localName, id, or class." "The CSS selector can match more than one element in the document host language, for example, when CSS class selector is used. When multiple matching occur, a sequence of elements that all match exactly the item element is constructed. This sequence is ordered following the host document's order and the selection mechanism will consider the elements as ordered in such list." What if the order changes as the result of DOM changes? What would happen? Is the selected ordered list static or "live"? In the "host document's order", under which circumstances is this different from document order (depth-first pre-order traversal)? We suggest borrowing some wording from, or normatively referencing parts of, the Selectors API spec, http://www.w3.org/TR/selectors-api. Regards- -Doug Schepers, on behalf of the SVG WG