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In the spec, every occurrence of the word "salvageable" (including the defining occurrence) is wrapped in a <var> element, which doesn't make sense to me: it isn't a variable, it's a property of a Document (like 'fired unload' or 'page showing', which don't have the <var>-wrapper.) Remove the <var>-wrapper? ------ Also, there are 2 occurrences of: If salvageable state of the active document ... After "If", insert "the". ------ Finally, in 6.6.11 "Unloading documents", in the algorithm for 'unload a document', step 15 says: If salvageable and recycle are both false, then ... referring to 'salvageable' as if it's a defined variable, which it isn't. Change "salvageable" to "the Document object's salvageable state" ?
Checked in as WHATWG revision r7891. Check-in comment: Editorial cleanup of the use of the term 'salvageable'. http://html5.org/tools/web-apps-tracker?from=7890&to=7891