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@cwilso cwilso commented Mar 18, 2025

Fixes part of #211 , after reverting #250 and taking inspiration from #252.

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Approved #252 , and approving also this PR with the understanding that the result is equivalent, and the only difference is a technical matter - patch branched off at an earlier point (if that is what's desired.)

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Agreed these are very specific improvements per the long thread of feedback in #211, over the last version published in the TR: https://www.w3.org/TR/2024/NOTE-w3c-vision-20241018/

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LGTM

@cwilso cwilso merged commit 935ebec into main Mar 18, 2025
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cwilso commented Mar 18, 2025

seeing approvals across the board, merging.

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chaals commented Mar 18, 2025

Thanks to all for hanging in there and seeing this through. I realise it was a long discussion and at times very frustrating for people, across the board. Being able to have those discussions is an important part of why W3C matters (although I would argue our main value is in how well we can work out when that needs to be done, rather than just the ability to do it).

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punctuation fix

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