Re: Proposed editorial changes based on Aaron Leventhal review

Charles McCathieNevile wrote:
> 
> I don't see that there is a problem using the method Aaron suggested. It
> would enable a user agent to seperately queue the changes to a document that
> gets updated on the fly, which seems like a good thing since they could be
> offered to the user who had asked for a page to stay still, as a seperate
> item. It might be helpful to have this available, and I  can't see that it
> breaks anything we need.
> 
> So I would propose to instead add this as a technique.

Would you object to the editorial change?

 _ Ian
 

>   Reference document 24 Feb 2001 draft [1].
> 
>   1) Checkpoints 3.5/3.5
> 
>      3.5 Allow configuration so that client-side content refreshes
>      (i.e., those initiated by the user agent, not the server)
>      do not change content except on explicit user request.
> 
>   Aaron suggested that this might be interpreted as meaning
>   "compare and see if the refresh changed the content or not".
> 
>   Proposed change:
> 
>      Allow configuration so that the user agent does not
>      perform client-side content refreshes (i.e., those
>      initiated by the user agent, not the server)
>      except on explicit user request.
> 
>   I propose the same type of change to checkpoint 3.6:
> 
> [snip]

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Received on Thursday, 8 March 2001 10:27:20 UTC