Clreq Editors' Call – 12 October 2018

Meeting minutes

huijing: 2-day meeting
… CSS people and EPUB people joined the meeting
… apply Web technologies to EPUB

Eric: Bobby talked about implementation of Bopomofo
… also talked about clreq (in Japanese)

[scribe missed some parts]

Bobby: talked about W3C legal entity too
… and new community groups about Manga

Eric: 回顧中文排版需求 -> https://‌hackmd.io/‌SJzNPYG_RzaRV2ZNXc4DDA
… hope all of us can go to Fukuoka
… for TPAC 2019

Bobby: CSS Shapes works on macOS, but not on iOS
… EPUB 4 will be discussed in TPAC 2018
… Web Publications also has some progress

Bobby: I'll attend TPAC 2018

Eric: Where is TPAC 2018?

Bobby: Lyon

Bobby: JLREQ Task Force was re-launched

Eric: Compression rules for punctuation marks is not implemented in browsers

Bobby: I'll attend ATypI next year, before TPAC
… will be in Japan for 3 weeks.

xfq: Merge?

Eric: Fine with me.

Eric: I don't think combining mark should be used for emphasis marks

Xidorn: although it may be used in some input methods, the semantic isn't correct
… I'll comment on this issue and close it

All: Agreed.

huijing: I don't think we should add this, since few users install Source Han by themselves
… can we close this?

All: agreed

Eric: as described in the issue
… the implementation in Microsoft Word was not correct, but has became a de facto standard...

Bobby: Eric, can you take this issue?

Eric: OK

Eric: I'll rewrite § 3.1.6
… Compression Rules for Punctuation Marks

Bobby: running heads etc.
… any specific requirements from Singaporean/Malaysian Mandarin?

huijing: I don't know any, but will try to find.

November 14, Wed, 19:00-20:00 (UTC+8)