#274: HTML General Review: IANA Registries
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Comment by @slightlyoff Jul 24, 2018 (See Github)
Comment by @reschke Jul 24, 2018 (See Github)
Looking at a random entry:
16.10
Refresh
This section describes a header for registration in the Permanent Message Header Field Registry. [RFC3864]
Header field name: Refresh Applicable protocol: http Status: standard Author/Change controller: WHATWG Specification document(s): This document is the relevant specification. Related information: None.
"This document is the relevant specification." - I'd say that pointing to a multi-hundred page spec is relatively unfriendly; how about giving the concrete section number?
Comment by @travisleithead Jul 24, 2018 (See Github)
Looks like I could write a PR for the above :-) (good idea @reschke)
Comment by @hober Dec 10, 2019 (See Github)
@travisleithead wrote, a year and a half ago:
Looks like I could write a PR for the above :-) (good idea @reschke)
Did this happen?
Comment by @hober Dec 10, 2019 (See Github)
Given we've only come up with one piece of editorial feedback on this section since this issue was filed, and also given the nature of the section in question, I propose that we close this issue.
OpenedApr 17, 2018
Hello TAGļ¼
This issue is part of the TAG's larger effort to review the HTML spec in its entirety--please see the original issue https://github.com/w3ctag/design-reviews/issues/174 for a summary of all the break-out issues.
The "Sections" are all the sections of the WHATWG HTML spec that should be reviewed as part of this issue. Where the spec section has associated Web Platform Tests, the specific WPT path is noted. While the primary focus of the review is the specification text, it can be helpful to review the related tests to help clarify algorithms or see interoperability conformance issues (or find issues with the tests).
The "Features" are just a sample of what you will encounter as part of this spec section, it's not meant to be exhaustive.
Here are some example suggestions for what to look for during the review, but don't limit to only these suggestions!
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