Re: [w3c/screen-orientation] Edit to 5.3.1. Locking to the default orientation (#171)

marcoscaceres commented on this pull request.



> @@ -722,8 +722,12 @@ <h2>
             From the perspective of a <a>document</a>, locking to the
             <a>default orientation</a> is equivalent to unlocking because it
             means that it no longer has a lock applied. However, this does not
-            mean that the <a>[[\defaultOrientation]]</a> only contains the item
-            <a>any</a>.
+            mean that the <a>[[\defaultOrientation]]</a> should only contain
+            the item <a>any</a>. The <a>default orientation</a> is

Can I suggest we change this section to:

```
        <p>
            From the perspective of a <a>document</a>, locking to the
            <a>default orientation</a> is equivalent to unlocking because it
            means that it no longer has a lock applied. 
          </p>
          <p class="note" title="Who controls the default orientation?">
            This does not
            mean that the <a>[[\defaultOrientation]]</a> will only contain
            the item <a>any</a>. The <a>default orientation</a> is
            likely device-specific and <a>[[\defaultOrientation]]</a> could, for
            example, contain <a>portrait-primary</a> and/or
            <a>landscape-primary</a>. Alternatively, the user could restrict the default orientaiton to a specific
            orientation via some OS or browser level preference for accessiblity reasons.
          </p>
```

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