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- Date: Wed, 22 Aug 2018 03:49:31 -0700
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Received on Wednesday, 22 August 2018 10:49:53 UTC
> @marcoscaceres Why is WebIDL not appropriate for defining a document format?
IDL defines type coercion rules, so when one does:
```
{
orientation: "bananas",
}
```
That should "throw" a TypeError... but throwing doesn't mean anything in our format.
Similarly, per IDL:
```JS
{
name: ["this gets coerced to a string"],
}
```
And so on...
@jakearchibald wrote:
> Anyone know the process for this? I imagine it's different to proposing a new feature.
We can just quickly spin something up at the WICG. All we need is an index.html file and a collaborative spirit :) When we are happy, we move it back into Web Platform and just explain that we sprouted it from this spec.
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