Re: Errata for Touch Events?

Better (very) late than never.  I think I finally replied to all of your
comments - so sorry for taking so long.  This is important to me, I'll be
more responsive in the future (this all just came at a really bad time for
me where I was totally overloaded).

Anything else I need to do to move this forward?

On Mon, Nov 10, 2014 at 10:46 AM, Patrick H. Lauke <redux@splintered.co.uk>
wrote:

> On 07/10/2014 13:47, Arthur Barstow wrote:
>
>> [...]  for *each* change, we must
>> decide if the change is substantive enough ("class" 3 or 4 in [ProcDoc])
>> to require the spec to be published as an "Edited Recommendation" and
>> let's just say things get "a little complicated".
>>
>
> To set the ball in motion again on the boatload of errata proposals I sent
> recently, I had a quick skim over them in light of the above. I believe
> that most of them fall under simple editorial errata (no changes to text
> content - e.g. my insistence on using <code> etc) and clarifications
> (corrections that do not affect conformance - e.g. introducing the term
> "compatibility events" and tidying up the language a bit to be clearer).
> The only potential substantive change would be the errata I just queried
> again, concerning the fact that UAs seem to (mostly) fire compatibility
> events only for a single finger interaction - this is not mentioned at all
> in the current TE, and it does seem that UAs already behave slightly
> differently...but my proposed change (if you feel like it's worth doing)
> would be mostly a "we don't actually define here what happens when there's
> more than one finger...but here's some informative thing about only firing
> them generally when it's a single finger" kind of addition, so perhaps this
> is more borderline clarification (as it would be informative, not
> normative, and would not change conformance/non-conformance status of UAs
> that have already implemented TEs)
>
> Anything else needed to move forward on these?
>
>
> P
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