I can imagine two reasons the CITE element cannot be defined as "citing whom": 1. Existing tools may assume it contains a title. 2. A title is conventionally typeset in italic because it is an expression that is a proper name although it does not really look like one, whereas the author does not pose such problems with interpretation. Compare: 2a. This page is about birds. --- That page is about "Birds". (different meaning) 2b. This is a play by Shakespeare. --- Shakespeare was born in England. (the same meaning) IMHO, Chris
- Re: [whatwg] the cite element Brian Campbell
- Re: [whatwg] the cite element Smylers
- Re: [whatwg] the cite element Andrew W. Hagen
- Re: [whatwg] the cite element Kristof Zelechovski
- Re: [whatwg] the cite element Andrew W. Hagen
- Re: [whatwg] the cite element Kristof Zelechovski
- Re: [whatwg] the cite element Ian Hickson
- Re: [whatwg] the cite element Erik Vorhes
- Re: [whatwg] the cite element Kristof Zelechovski
- Re: [whatwg] the cite element Bruce Lawson
- Re: [whatwg] the cite element Kristof Zelechovski
- Re: [whatwg] the cite elemen... Erik Vorhes
- Re: [whatwg] the cite elemen... Philip Taylor
- Re: [whatwg] the cite elemen... Kristof Zelechovski
- Re: [whatwg] the cite elemen... Jeremy Keith
- [whatwg] the cite element Jim Jewett
- Re: [whatwg] the cite element Smylers
- Re: [whatwg] the cite element Ian Hickson
- Re: [whatwg] the cite element Jim Jewett
- [whatwg] the cite element Jim Jewett
