Re: Dragging movement

To address Wilcos point, how about this wording:

“A dragging movement is an operation where the pointer engages with a 
target on the down event and the target (*or an element representing its 
position until release*) follows the pointer until the up event without 
requiring movement in a specific direction at the start of the movement. 
The target could be, for example, a list item, a text element, or an image."

Am 06.05.2020 um 10:10 schrieb Alastair Campbell:
>
> Hi Detlev,
>
> After a little back and forth, it turned out Glenda’s issue was the 
> wording in the dragging movement definition. I tried a little re-word 
> that seemed to help:
>
> “A dragging movement is an operation where the pointer engages with a 
> target on the down event and the target follows the pointer until the 
> up event without requiring *movement in a specific direction at the 
> start* of the movement. The target could be, for example, a list item, 
> a text element, or an image."
>
> Does that raise any issues for you?
>
> Kind regards,
>
> -Alastair
>
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