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(Apologies for not searching W3C Bugzilla for duplicates.) The spec currently (as of April 3) contains several typos. Since they should be easy to find and to correct I’m just going to list what I found so far: * altogther * approprate * attribue * attrbutes * constaints * coordindate * elemnt * elment * follwed * fouth * indicies * knowns * occurance/occurances * oherwise * outlinee * pronunciations * referer * sebsteps * snipet * subtring * stirng * styleesheet * targetting * timezone* * teh * victom * Not completely sure, but dictionaries seem to prefer “time zone”
Another typo report: <http://lists.whatwg.org/htdig.cgi/whatwg-whatwg.org/2009-April/019161.html>.
> * outlinee That one is intentional. > * pronunciations Not sure what the problem with that one is. > * referer Couldn't find this one in the spec. (Note that the HTTP "Referer" header is de-facto misspelt.) Others fixed.
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