Editorial: remove text that links nowhere #1468
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marcoscaceres marked as non substantive for IPR from ash-nazg. |
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The terms are in the process of being moved to the relevant specs as requested. These links will make sense once this is done (the specific ones here are valid in the aria spec where they are now) If you cannot wait then a similar PR can be made against aria-common if you like. |
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I'm working on PRs for the AAMs tomorrow. |
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This can be closed as the sentence is now in the spec where the reference is valid. |
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Currently, the
<a class="specref" href="#statevsprop">clarification of states versus properties</a>doesn't link to anything in terms.html, so the link checker (and ReSpec) is complaining.