Re: [apps-discuss] font/*

"Martin J. Dürst" <duerst@it.aoyama.ac.jp> Fri, 11 November 2011 07:28 UTC

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On 2011/11/11 1:23, Ned Freed wrote:

>> On 2011/11/10 13:06, Ned Freed wrote:

>> > In practice the issue of what to register where has never been much
>> of a
>> > problem. Speaking now as media types reviewer, I have not infrequently
>> > pushed
>> > back on top-level type choices, usually successfully and always
>> amicably.
>
>> Do you know of any examples? This could help Dave with the general list
>> of criteria that he wants to develop.
>
> I can't get into specifics without talking about the content of
> preliminary registration requests, which I try not to do. I can say that
> the most common one has been someone asking for application when image or
> video would be more appropriate.
>
> The most common name change I request, however, is the addition of +xml.

Okay. This is about change from one existing top-level type to another, 
and about tweaking the minor type name with a suffix. Out of the context 
of the discussion, I thought that you were speaking about new top-level 
types when you wrote "I have not infrequently pushed back on top-level 
type choices", but now I see that that's not a necessary interpretation.

Regards,   Martin.