Re: Finding agreement on common purpose

> Define "obvious name", in a way that is always unambiguous, to all
ATs/UAs/extensions, in all possible languages. Without proposing a
restricted set of token values.

I can't... it would be a advantage for English language authors as a
sufficient technique, using "obvious" names that we list in the technique,
which AT would then map to the unambiguous tokens...

My guess is that this technique would quickly become the preferred way to
meet this SC, because it saves work.

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On Tue, Jan 16, 2018 at 10:52 AM, Patrick H. Lauke <redux@splintered.co.uk>
wrote:

> On 16/01/2018 15:47, David MacDonald wrote:
>
>>  > How? Machine learning?
>>
>> We've been hearing about mapping documents for months and never seen
>> one... that's what I'm talking about...
>>
>
> I've not been following this closely, admittedly, but:
>
> 1) there needs to be one true set of unambiguous tokens that define
> different purposes (so that ATs/UAs/extensions know which exact "common
> purpose" a particular thing serves);
> 2) surely when people here talk about "mapping" they mean "whatever the
> host language uses in terms of its own unambiguous token mechanisms, and
> how these translate 1-to-1 to the tokens for purpose proposed in 1)"
>
> Anyway... I'm ready to drop AccName being sufficient and tell everyone to
>> use autofill... but I know there will be a lot of authors and their
>> companies bummed out to have to do that on a bunch of forms that have a
>> programmatically determinable obvious name.
>>
>
> Define "obvious name", in a way that is always unambiguous, to all
> ATs/UAs/extensions, in all possible languages. Without proposing a
> restricted set of token values.
>
>
> P
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