Henri,
There is no formal concept of a public "Editor's Draft" for the Unicode
core specification. This is mostly the result of the tools used for
editing the core specification, which is still structured more like a
book than the usual online internet specification.
Currently the Unicode editors are finishing up the 11.0 core
specification editing -- and the chapters for that will be available in
June, 2018, as noted on the current draft of the Unicode 11.0 page.
There is no Version 12.0 "Editor's Draft" right now; instead, work on
the 12.0 core specification will start once the 11.0 chapters have been
frozen and published.
If you have feedback on the core specification, the best thing to do is
simply to submit it now as part of the current 11.0 beta review,
referring to the published 10.0 core specification text. If it is a
small item, such as a typo, there is always the possibility that it has
already been reported and fixed, of course -- but it won't hurt to
report and check. Suggestions for larger changes in the text will be
added to the pile for future consideration by the UTC and the editors,
and likely would be taken up for the 12.0 core specification.
--Ken
On 4/20/2018 3:14 AM, Henri Sivonen via Unicode wrote:
Thank you. I checked this review announcement (I should have said so
in my email; sorry), but it leads me to
https://unicode.org/versions/Unicode11.0.0/ which says the chapters
will be "Available June 2018". But even if the 11.0 chapters were
available, I'd expect there to exist an Editor's Draft that's now in a
post-11.0 but pre-12.0 state.
I guess I should just send my comments and take the risk of my
concerns already having been addressed.
