This is a text version of the public questionnaire: "DDWG Core Vocabulary contribution form" We recommend that you only use this review form if you are unable to use the online questionnaire, which is available at: https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/1/ddwg-core-vocab-public-form/ If you choose to send in this questionnaire form instead of using the online questionnaire, please mail the completed form to member-ddwg@w3.org by 31 May 2008 at 23:59 Boston Time. The online questionnaire helps the W3C Team reduce errors and to compute results automatically. If you believe there is a technical reason why you are unable to use the online questionnaire, please send the relevant information to w3t-sys@w3.org, but in the meantime we welcome your email response to this form. Thank you. ===================== Questionnaire starts I, > > > > --------------------------------- > Property description > > ---- > Describe the property with as much precision as possible. > * Example: "The total number of addressable pixels in the horizontal > direction of a rectangular display when held in its default orientation. > The property does not apply to screen shapes that are not rectangular or > square." > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > Property measurement > > ---- > How is the property measured? Indicate the "well known" units normally > used, or range of values, or enumerated set of values. > * Example: "The pixels are counted from the top left corner to the top > right corner, and the result expressed as an integer whose units are > 'pixels'." > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > Property type > > ---- > Indicate the data type that would be used with the measurement indicated > above. Typical types include integers, non-negative integers, reals, > fractions, strings. > * Example: "Non-negative integer." > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > Justification for addition > > ---- > Give your justification for the property being in the core vocabulary. Be > as detailed as you can. > * Example: "Needed to fit/crop images, text or other width-adaptable > content to the screen. Especially useful for LTR and RTL content, where > vertical scrolling would be the norm but horizontal scrolling is not > desirable. Identified as an important property by the DDWG in its Top N > finding. Present in UAProf. Present (and used) in existing adaptation > solutions." > > > > These answers were last modified on > by >