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Minor editorial changes #712

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As suuggested by @andrea-perego following updates were made:

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Thanks @jpullmann .
I'm assuming that this fixes the issue of undesired references without waiting for a possible change in reSpec. Maybe it's not the ideal solution, but it seems actually alright.
On the minor changes, there's now a problem with a sentence "This information is Lars G. Svensson and Phil Archer.normally"

- Addressed @aisaac comment
- Removed additional closing brackets from bib ref
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I made a commit addressing @aisaac 's comment, plus a minor fix.

BTW, I raised the issue about normative/informative refs in ReSpec, and a fix in under-way - see https://github.com/w3c/respec/issues/1754#issuecomment-458749170

After that fix will be implemented, we won't need class="informative" any longer.

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thanks @aisaac for the issue report and @andrea-perego for handling!

@jpullmann jpullmann merged commit 0d700e2 into gh-pages Feb 1, 2019
@jpullmann jpullmann deleted the jpullmann-ucr-editorial-updates branch February 1, 2019 08:32
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