I don't think this addresses my concerns at all, Dan. If I'm asked to vote on a question Q, and my answer is recorded, and subsequently someone amends Q to read Q', then my vote is recorded against a question that I did not answer. If it is within the remit of those creating W3C questionnaires to amend the question(s) after the first answer has been recorded, then either all pre-existing answers should automatically be removed (and the respondents notified), or each answer should be permalinked /within the questionnaire database itself/ to the question as posed when answered. Telling me that I may archive my answer in my own mailbox, or at public-html@w3.org www-archive@w3.org, does not in any way address my concerns about the procedural issues involved. Philip TAYLOR -------- Dan Connolly wrote: > Note the option to "Send a copy of these answers to my email > address ..." and "Also send a copy of these answers to > public-html@w3.org www-archive@w3.org " at the bottom of > http://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/40318/req-gapi-canvas/ > I think it addresses that process concern. > > And in case someone doesn't check those options but it > turns out to matter a lot when they answered the question, > I'm sure we have SQL server logs somewhere.Received on Thursday, 22 November 2007 16:14:32 UTC
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