I found the following in Section 8.4 but the comment is valid in general for the whole Section 8: the values "yes" and "no" for an attribute are often underspecified. The spec does not say what they represent and does not say if there are exclusions. For instance in: <its:term term="no" selector="//foo" termInfoRef="#blah"/> I _suppose_ termInfoRef is optional since it's meaningless here with term="no" and 8.4.2 seems to confirm it. But what should an authoring environment switching from: <its:term term="yes" selector="//foo" termInfoRef="#blah"/> to term="no" do? Preserve termInfoRef? Get rid of it? Furthermore, the prose in section 8.4.2 makes valid the following: <its:term term="yes" selector="//foo" /> and I have honestly no idea what it means since no terminology is attached in any way... Does the spec really intend to allow this or is it a bug? </Daniel>Received on Monday, 8 July 2013 11:58:51 UTC
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