Re: Errata link in specs

On 15/10/2001 23:33:53 Paul Grosso wrote:
> At 23:24 2001 10 15 +0100, Misha.Wolf@reuters.com wrote:
[...]
> >Susan was referring to Richard's mail:
> >  http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/spec-prod/2001OctDec/0002
> >
> >| I can't help thinking that the link to the errata page is often a little
> >| hidden at the bottom of the status section, and yet the errata may contain
> >| important information.  Would it make sense to include it in the document
> >| identification in a similar style to 'This version:" and 'Latest version:' ?
> >
> >The chairs list is silent on this sensible proposal.  How do we
> >progress it?
>
> It's an obviously reasonable idea.  I say take silence (on the chairs
> list) for consent.  I haven't seen anyone on spec-prod complain, and
> if someone really cares about the production of specs, they should be
> on this mailing list.
>
> Unless someone on spec-prod speaks up soon, let's make this change to
> Susan's document, ask Norm to make the necessary change to xmlspec, and
> be done with it.

I think the documents we need to change are:
-  Publication Rules [1]
-  How to Write a W3C Technical Report [2]

Please would the owner(s) of these docuemnts either make the
change or speak up against it.

[1] http://www.w3.org/Guide/pubrules
[2] http://www.w3.org/Guide/Reports

Thanks,
Misha





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