- From: Al Gilman <Alfred.S.Gilman@IEEE.org>
- Date: Tue, 2 May 2006 21:31:09 -0400
- To: public-comments-wcag20@w3.org
WCAG Chairs/Team please note. There would appear to be a serious problem with the pre-fab comment forms. The prose of WCAG 2.0 says especially comment on the conformance approach and the comment forms prepared give one no way to comment on those sections. Here are some interim instructions that I have set out for draft comments to be considered by PF with regard to the Last Call of WCAG 2.0. Maybe you want to add the ability to use a table-of-contents-URI in column 3, or let commentors fill in columns 1.2.3 *or* 4,5 where 4 is the table-of-contents-URI and 5 is the "where it says" quote text. You, of course, can do what you wish with the forms and commenting instructions, but I wanted you to be aware of what seems to be a problem with them. Al <instructions> For any comment you want to make, provide at least one hook in the document set in XHTML 2.0 quote format as you have seem me do <quote cite="URI"> .... blah blah blah copied from document under review or supporting draft ... </quote> As the value of @cite please provide the *last* (in textual order) *table of contents* URI which takes you to a point at or before where the quote is found. Let's limit this to URIs actually used in the table of contents. I know, there are more named anchors in there but they need consistent data because this is a massive sorting problem. If your quote comes before the first item that shows up in the table of contents use the document URI (without a #fragment) that takes you to the top. Lifting the URI (@href value) from a link in the table of contents is a context-menu operation in the three browsers I checked. </instructions> Al
Received on Wednesday, 3 May 2006 01:48:38 UTC