-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Color me confused, but wasn't there such a thing as 'Aspect' in the various standards ? To whit, the W3C DDR Aspects : Device, Browser, OS.
So Aspect qualifies Property, as in : Device Vendor, Browser Vendor and OS vendor... If that's the case "os_vendor" is a travesty at best. esjr On 31/07/2014 23:22, Werner Keil wrote: > If we want to properly use a a value like "Microsoft", then adding > "osvendor" instead of "vendor" for that could be a first step. If > streamlining with OMA or similar standards is in the interest of > downstream projects, that would be the next step. Either for a > pending "1.0.1" update of the data artifacts in the near future or > for one beyond. > > Werner > > On Thu, Jul 31, 2014 at 9:50 PM, eberhard speer jr. > <[email protected]> wrote: > > About the 'default', to be clear : > > I am referring to any value that is empty, '-', 0 [meaning no > value] and any property/value that represents a 'default' value. > Not only the properties that are 'meaningless' like nokia_version > for a desktop. > > Adding these generic 'defaults' may look impressive but the data > is meaningless fluff. If the value for property xyz is not present, > not known or is some known default [you can spot them], it should > not be included in the response. > > That's an 'honest' response, in that the end-user now knows that > any property not present can default to something meaningful in > their current context, instead of having them 'run' with nonsense > 'default' data. > > That's an honest and much shorter response : all signal. > > esjr >> > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.22 (MingW32) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJT2ql+AAoJEOxywXcFLKYcOfYIAKqkGN2kvF4kx+zMKhvbslvu errQq9qqoxX1cXcpIvPwokv8NqDVS9iL4ufFzN25SnLflR6DuZHtlfwPp4bO2Krg 8JfD1kFS6jr3yAizxdwr2jWrN+SVaEpFOZalpTuECE+YSQErmO4WTJ3ieBq4hrEA AhyAkQmNskObvsk564kqLatGo4Tw8FZhi4loLlGKpSk/XnnEPHNRceVzhtIoX8sQ xWMyDk9p/X7/msIQZGrRLk16d2Yc8oraMbUrZqZxUGx9D2sGoi3Rt5WFG2UBL2M4 EdnQAGoMJ6aUIKBDejD3B9YALwUaLudGL/CLuW25wTIgkkwQZjGVhVsb/Qz4Twc= =eEaS -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
