- From: Arthur Barstow <art.barstow@nokia.com>
- Date: Wed, 9 Sep 2009 14:32:34 -0400
- To: public-webapps <public-webapps@w3.org>
A few editorial comments on Sections 1-3 of the 18-August-2009 LCWD of the A&E spec: http://www.w3.org/TR/2009/WD-widgets-apis-20090818/ -Regards, Art Barstow 1. Section 1: given this spec does no longer includes the notification methods, delete the following bullet: [[ # and requests the user's attention in a device independent manner. ]] (There is also a "programmbe" typo in the 1-Sep-2009 ED of the widget Interface spec.) 2. Section 1.1: since none of the documents in the list are Recommendations and hence by definition are subject to change, delete the list and replace it with a pointer to a non-normative "living document" (e.g. a wiki page). 3. Section 1.2: since [Widgets-Reqs] documents requirements but doesn't formally "address" any requirements, change "... are addressed ..." to "... are documented ...". 4. Section 1.2: I don't think the spec should enumerate stuff it does not define thus I would remove the "not addressed in this spec" paragraph and its list. 5. Section 2: change the order of the definitions to alphabetic ordering 6. Section 2: typo for Author script - should be "A script ..." 7. Section 2: Feature: this is defined in a Normative section but includes as part of its definition the non-normative "widgets spec family". Its definition should only use normative text. 8. Section 2: Viewport: The second sentence puts a normative requirement on the UA without any rationale. It also doesn't seem appropriate in the Definitions section (if at all in this spec). 9. Section 2: Getting and Setting: seems like there should a [Reference] 10. Section 2: Initialization: I don't understand this sentence, which when shortened is effectively "The first run through X, prior to runtime.". 11. Section 3: The preface "As well as sections marked as non- normative," isn't necessary.
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