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This questionnaire was open from 2023-06-27 to 2023-07-12.

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Please review the proposal for the "style property" definition in Issue 174 and indicate its readiness to incorporate into the editor's draft.

Choice	All responders
Choice	Results
Accept the draft for "style property", as-is.	1
Accept he draft for "style property", with changes.	6
Something else. Please suggest alternative content.

Responder	Review proposal for "style property" definition	Comments
Loïc Martínez Normand	Accept he draft for "style property", with changes.	I think that the last word substitution can be improved. The initial proposal is: "user agent interface settings, user style sheets" with "user agent or other software settings". But then we loose the term "platform software" that we have included before to substitute "user agent". My proposal is: "user agent interface settings, user style sheets" with "user agent, platform software or other software settings". The result would be (for the last bullet point of the definition): "User styles: Style property values that are set by the user (e.g. via [user agent, platform software or other software] interface settings)"
Thorsten Katzmann	Accept he draft for "style property", with changes.	I think we should accept Loic's proposal.
Chris Loiselle	Accept the draft for "style property", as-is.
Fernanda Bonnin	Accept he draft for "style property", with changes.	with Loïc's proposal
Mary Jo Mueller	Accept he draft for "style property", with changes.	I like Loïc's edits.
Mike Pluke	Accept he draft for "style property", with changes.	I agree with Loïc’s proposed changes.
Bruce Bailey	Accept he draft for "style property", with changes.	I would not have considered platform settings to be "User styles" but the WCAG2ICT note seems to permit such a reading. +1 to Loic's suggested edit which adds some nuance.