Re: Mnemonic, acronym, name or handle for Mobile Web document

I don't think WCAG and MWBP are official but we use them all the time.
I thought it would just be internal but people will probably want to
use it in different contexts and especially when speaking.

Alan

On 29/11/2007, Justin Thorp <juth@loc.gov> wrote:
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> Would the acronym be in the document or would it just be for internal use?
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> >>> "Alan Chuter" <achuter@technosite.es> 11/29/2007 4:36 AM >>>
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> For the creative minds in the group or anyone who has trouble getting
> to sleep at night, we need to think up some short way of referring to
> the [breathe in] "Relationship between Mobile Web Best Practices 1.0
> and Web Content Accessibility Guidelines document".
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> Liam suggested for acronyms: "MOBACC" and "MOBWAC (Mobile / Web
> Accessibility)"  I thought about "AccMobi" but it sounds like an
> existing trade name.
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> The keywords are:
> Mobile Web Best Practices Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
> removing the redundant "Web" word gives
> Web Mobile Best Practices Content Accessibility Guidelines
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> I think it would be good to keep "Best Practices" and "Guidelines" to
> emphasise that it's about those documents and not the concepts in
> general.
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> Let's brainstorm...
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