[Bug 5561] SML should define a Simple XLink Reference Scheme

http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=5561


Virginia Smith <virginia.smith@hp.com> changed:

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--- Comment #13 from Virginia Smith <virginia.smith@hp.com>  2009-03-20 22:32:01 ---
The following are my comments on the [style] comments - referencing original
comments from attachment in Comment #10 of Bug 5561:

title - name should match SML spec which would be "SML XLink Reference Scheme".

link style comments - In the SML and SML-IF specs, the convention is
'generally' (meaning I don't think we did a thorough check to make sure we were
strict about this) to use [] when the link is parenthetical to the sentence and
not use [] when the text is part of the sentence. There are exceptions (such as
for Schema elements). However, I think that we should maintain this convention.

Definition section - the subsections should match SML spec 4.3 as much as
possible.

Notes - the SML and SML-IF spec show the 'Note' as separate from the actual
note content. This is governed by a W3C stylesheet and I prefer to see
consistency with the specs. In other words, the "Note" is separate from the
paragraph as originally written.

LKC12 - I disagree (agree with John's comment)
LKC17 - I disagree and prefer 'if'
LKC19 - I prefer to keep the text.
LKC25 - I recommend just adding 'valid' to paragraph 3.0.


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