- From: Thierry MICHEL <tmichel@w3.org>
- Date: Mon, 08 Nov 2010 13:39:55 +0100
- To: "public-media-annotation@w3.org" <public-media-annotation@w3.org>
Per my action Item, I have done a review of LC-2418 Items NOT implemented in the spec: (Must do) -------------------------------------------- * ed3.: ------- You have a CSS rule that sets margin-{top,bottom} to 0.3em on li and p. This makes your document quite hard to read, I have to go tinker with it in Firebug in order to go through it. Please don't change some of the fundamental style rules from the basic W3C style. → NOT Done, still there: li, p { margin-top: 0.3em; margin-bottom: 0.3em; } I had asked Wonsuk to remove the CSS from the document and link to an external CSS page. See: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-media-annotation/2010Sep/0045.html * substantial16: ---------------- "A controlled vocabulary such as [BCP 47] SHOULD be used." What are the cases in which this rule has an exception? → NOT done → the spec still says « The language used in the resource. A controlled vocabulary such as [BCP 47] SHOULD be used ». resolution was to change to RECOMMEND. * substantial17: ---------------- "it MAY also define a coordinate system that can be used to interpret these measurements" Is there a controlled vocabulary for these? Everywhere that there's something that looks like there could be one (e.g. whenever something has a "type" this should be indicated). → NOT done → the statement in the spec is *unchanged*. → the example of a geocoordinateis is *not added* Resolutuon was: [About ""it MAY also define a coordinate system that can be used to interpret these measurements" Is there a controlled vocabulary for these? ", we will give an example of a geocoordinate that can be used in this case and rephrase the sentence to avoid the confusion about "interpreting the measurements" in the next version of the document.] I am unsure about this Item ed19.: ----- In general it would be helpful if you could be clearer about what the normative statements apply to. What is it that MUST do this or that? Is it an abstract usage of an ontology? A concrete implementation? Something else? Items implemented in the spec: OK --------------------------------- * ed1.:→ OK Done: removed * ed2.: → OK Done: removed * ed4.: → OK Done: * ed5.: → OK Done: statement removed * ed6.: → OK Done: statement removed * ed.7: → OK Done: splitted * ed8.: → OK Done: * ed9.: → OK Done: statement removed * substantive 11: → OK Done: HTML5 statement removed * ed12.: → OK Done: statement removed * ed13.: → OK Done: * ed14.: → OK Done: statement removed * substantial15: → OK Done: removed) replaced by MUST use this * substantial18: → OK Done : Added * ed.20: → OK Addressed: columns not removed, but OK as we have added N/A. * ed.21:→ OK Done: explanation added) * substantial 22: → Done OK- Xpath expressions harmonized * ed.23: → (OK done- section removed) For more details see my review attached
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