Re: [link-relations] An Internet Draft template for writing a Link Relation specification

Julian Reschke <julian.reschke@gmx.de> Tue, 07 December 2010 08:49 UTC

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On 07.12.2010 03:59, Mark Nottingham wrote:
> We're happy to give advice about what makes a good relation, specification text, etc. here, and asking for that advice early on, rather than last minute, is much preferred. :)
>
> Generally, though, the discussion of a relation itself should probably happen within the community that's appropriate to it -- whether that's HTML5, uFormats, RDF, etc. We will try to get the right people involved if something starts here, of course, but it's easier when the community hammers out the basics ahead of time, so we're not minting things that aren't connected to running code.
> ...

Yup.

If there's no other place, apps-discuss or the atom-syntax may be good 
choices. (The draft template says "apps-discuss").

However, if there are question with respect to how to phrase the 
definition, such as with respect to media formats or validity in certain 
contexts by all means post them here...

Best regards, Julian