fix: remove "Specifications" #24
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This is for #23 |
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@dmitrizagidulin if it's approved, can you merge it? |
bumblefudge
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Yeah looks good. My only nit is that it might be helpful (tho not of course necessary) to include examples of other kinds of things that can be reports, as a reminder to W3C veterans and a nudge to new folks and invited-experts without experience, that reports can include implementer feedback, ontologies/vocabs, schemata, and other artefacts that aren't "reports" in the obvious, colloquial usage of the word, and that people might think are out-of-bounds because they sound intuitively more like "Specifications" :D. Issue-worthy?
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We don't have any particular specifications to work on in our scope, so it probably makes sense to remove this section, and concentrate on "Non-normative Reports" instead.
Closes #23