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1 | Intro |
Editorial: delete the two fullstops in "over the Internet and not used via a user agent..". | - | - | ||||||
2 | Guidelines |
Editorial: Insert a space at "thered flash threshold, ". | - | - | ||||||
3 | Guidelines and in general |
It might be useful to (a) state the relation between accessibility and internationalization somewhere in the specification, or (b) have several examples of overlap between the two areas. If you decide for (b), we would propose examples - and help with their creation - for the following guidelines:
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4 | Glossary |
Not i18n issue: The definition of "resource" does not refer to the web arch specification. Is there a reason for that? |
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5 | Glossary |
"Foreign passages or phrases are passages or phrases in a language that is different from the language of the surrounding text." How does the notion of "surrounding" fit to text structured with markup languages, e.g. attributes describing element content, or tables with rows in various languages like:
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6 | Glossary |
Definition of "initialism": You have related phenomena in different languages. Do you think they should be mentioned here and are relevant for your guidelines? | - | - | ||||||
7 | Glossary |
Definition of "natural languages": "languages are those used by humans to communicate, including spoken, written, and signed languages.". This sounds as if the difference between spoken and written and signed language is equal. I would rather say that spoken vs. written is a different media or channel of communication, whereas signed refers to a group of languages. Hence, an alternative definition would be: "languages are those used by humans to communicate, including spoken versus written communication, and signed languages." | - | - | ||||||
8 | Glossary |
Definition of "URI pattern": We propose to define this pattern in terms of IRI, with a reference to the IRI specification. | - | - | ||||||
9 | Glossary |
As you create the reference to Unicode, please use the way of referencing Unicode as described in the character model (fundamentals), e.g. Unicode The Unicode Consortium, The Unicode Standard, Version 4.1.0, ISBN 0-321-18578-1, as updated from time to time by the publication of new versions. (See http://www.unicode.org/unicode/standard/versions for the latest version and additional information on versions of the standard and of the Unicode Character Database). Also, please add a link and / or a reference to the tutorial on character sets & encoding you are mentioning. | - | - |
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