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Coordinate github labels for discussions and notes #248
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updated title, per suggestion in #250 (comment) Proposal:
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Additional point: TF members could have FAQ-ish topics which does not be included into JLReq, such as item A was not used in common Japanese typography and no standard way(s) exist. And these might be useful to be gathered into somewhere (reverse gap-analysis!?). |
I would like to keep labels as simple as possible to reduce the maintenance work.
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it seems most of all related colleagues accept the proposal by @kidayasuo , let me take following actions around mid- this week (like May/12). Please leave comment/suggestion or emoji if you feel actions are fine or not.
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@himorin if you create new gap analysis issues, please be sure to use the new template (normally accessed via the New Issue selector, but you may need to copy the format that produces and rework the old text along those lines). |
Qs:
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I think there should not be many such issues, so it won’t be a big problem if we don’t add it. But if we decide to add it, we can choose a name like |
While chatting with Kida-san (@kidayasuo ), having English notes (esp. translated from ones in mail from Binn-sensi) as github issues with doc:note (or something) label attached was pointed to be a good idea and starting point.
For now, some are used as input to JLreq or Simple-ruby, but mostly only used for references in discussions by Japanese. Also, some of these notes could be quite useful to be referred from external issues for typographic questions.
So, how about:
also for these work, attaching todo label (need to add) for untranslated ones could be useful.
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