- From: Felix Sasaki <fsasaki@w3.org>
- Date: Tue, 26 Jun 2007 15:08:03 +0900
- To: public-i18n-its@w3.org
Hi all, "Best Practice 8: Provide a way to specify comments for translators" talks currently about local ITS markup and its:locNoteRule . In this way, readers are not aware of the functionality to point to existing comments (or localization notes, speaking more generally). I would propose to add a note about locNotePointer and locNoteRefPointer to an existing paragraph. existing paragraph: Make also sure that the its:rules element is available somewhere in your documents, for example in the header part if there is one. The its:rules element provides access to the its:locNoteRule element which can be used to specify translation-related notes and instruction at a more general level. proposal: Make also sure that the its:rules element is available somewhere in your documents, for example in the header part if there is one. The its:rules element provides access to the its:locNoteRule element which can be used to specify translation-related notes and instruction at a more general level. The its:locNotRule element also allows for specifying existing comments in an XML document via the locNotePointer attribute, or providing an existing reference to comments via the locNoteRefPointer attribute. Cheers, Felix
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