RE: img@relaxed CP [was: CfC: Close ISSUE-206: meta-generator by Amicable Resolution]

>I don't think adding this attribute to the HTML language would be inherently harmful or bad. That said, I do think we if we add it to the spec, we should do it >on a provisional basis, with a plan to look at the effects of it a year or two from now a evaluate whether it's been a success or not, and drop it if it turns out >to not have worked out the way we'd hoped.
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Which would seem to imply that moving this discussion to HTML.next would make more sense than trying to deal with it, at this late date, in HTML5 proper - since, as you rightly note - we don't know how this would work in the real world. 


>> Wouldn't be in everyone's (users, developers, standards writers, etc.) 
>> to simply invest in the creation of an accessibility checker?
>
>Yeah it certainly would. 
>
Which would also be a great project to kick off as part of the HTML.next work on this topic...

Leonard

Received on Tuesday, 7 August 2012 17:13:00 UTC