Possible post-1.0 extension to simplification: not precluding it

Hi all,

Some time back when I was in academia, we did some research on filtering documents not only for the level of essentiality of information, but also taking into consideration whom the information is for. For example: a manager, dev, QA, would have different ideas as to what's essential in a given document, so the filtering was not just on the level of importance, but also on the audience.

I was wondering if, in future, the group may be interested in extending the spec to cater for something like this? That would definitely be post-1.0 work, but if we think it's a possibility, is there anything we can do now to avoid precluding it as a possibility later?

I have some high-level technical thoughts on how it could be done and what we'd need to address now to avoid precluding it later—if the group is interested—which I can provide in a follow-up email if you're interested and you think it's in scope for this group.

best regards,


Matthew

Our original paper on this (which is based on DocBook and I'm not suggesting we do it this way in HTML)...
ACM link (via digital object identifier): <https://doi.org/10.1145/1133219.1133222>
Institutional repository full-text link: <https://repository.lboro.ac.uk/articles/conference_contribution/Opening_up_access_to_online_documents_using_essentiality_tracks/9405701?file=17022413>
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