Hi Anne,
Le 8 août 06 à 02:40, Anne van Kesteren a écrit :
How about creating specific "tags" for specifications people can
use on their weblog to comment on them? Using Technorati or some
other software editor's could then read what other people have to
say about the specification.
Of course, things like formal objections etc. are not really to be
tracked in such a way, but just some simple feedback indicating
whether or not the work is appreciated can probably be done...
I think it's a very good idea if it comes from the WGs. I can try to
talk about it on the chairs Mailing-list. It might help to detect the
comments, though it doesn't solve one problem which is fundamental:
language issue.
People usually on their weblogs write in their native language,
which is normal. I can't try to guess for german or latine languages,
it becomes a lot harder for chinese, russian, or other strange
languages like Dutch ;)
But yes I agree it could be a good idea. I will propose it.
I have done it in the past. See for example
http://blogmarks.net/tag/xhtml2comments
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