[Tab Atkins Jr.:] > It's extremely unrestricted compared to normal CSS. The sentence just > emphasizes that there's no particular grammar for the property, in the > sense that normal CSS properties have. No one argues that it's not less restricted. But there *is* a restriction and I think it is suggested that in a specification words such as 'unrestricted' are best used to describe an absolute state vs. using them as a loose comparative e.g. as a marketing department would use 'unlimited' to describe certain flat pricing schemes. (Granted, 'unlimited minutes on nights and week-ends' always sounded hilariously contradictory to me but given its popularity maybe I'm the idiot...) Anyway. I'm well above my weekly bikeshedding quota already.Received on Tuesday, 29 May 2012 19:11:20 UTC
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