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Editorial: prepare for REC with Candidate Amendments #430

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@siusin siusin commented Sep 27, 2022

A new version of the REC was published today:
https://www.w3.org/TR/2022/REC-html-aria-20220927/

See w3c/echidna#1048 (comment)

The group can publish a REC with Candidate Amendments (or multiple ones) anytime before the group decides to move to REC with Proposed Amendments.


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siusin commented Sep 27, 2022

Note: the only exit criteria of a REC with Candidate Amendments is a group decision (a CFC), with no requirement on the duration.

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scottaohara commented Sep 28, 2022

new date format for the time stamps seems an unfortunate choice for people to read, and especially to hear. could these not at least have punctuation like periods or dashes to separate the year month and day? If it "has" to be this way, then we can go ahead and merge.

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siusin commented Sep 29, 2022

new date format for the time stamps seems an unfortunate choice for people to read, and especially to hear. could these not at least have punctuation like periods or dashes to separate the year month and day? If it "has" to be this way, then we can go ahead and merge.

@deniak is it possible to ask the pub-rule checker to ignore the date in the content of SoTD? I agree with Scott the current date format with punctuation is more friendly to the users.

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siusin commented Sep 29, 2022

https://www.w3.org/pubrules/doc/rules/?profile=WD#datesFormat

so the pub rules suggested we can use the format 01 July 2022 in the documents (but not 01 Jul 2022), I'll modify my pull request.

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thanks @siusin. This LGTM to merge then.

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siusin commented Oct 4, 2022

Thx!

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