[Last-Call] Re: Last Call: <draft-bray-unichars-10.txt> (Unicode Character Repertoire Subsets) to Proposed Standard

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On 2/16/25 4:43 PM, Rob Sayre wrote:


On Sun, Feb 16, 2025 at 3:20 PM Peter Saint-Andre <stpeter@xxxxxxxxxx <mailto:stpeter@xxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:

    On 2/15/25 4:26 PM, Rob Sayre wrote:

     > Makes sense. But that implies a container format that PRECIS did not
     > mention either.

    How so? Perhaps you could provide a definition of container format,
    beacuse it's not clear to me why the PRECIS specs would have needed to
    specify container formats.


They don't need to. The point is that PRECIS is vague (slotted where?) from one direction, and this draft is also similarly vague.

Since that vagueness seems to be causing confusion, let's try to make things less vague. See my reply to John just now.

     > Giving the unichars draft a hard time on this point seems a bit
    harsh.

Traditionally in standards development,

Mmm, I've been around the block. I phrased it that way on purpose.

OK.

    trying to clarify requirements
    is not seen as "harsh" but as part of our job. I offered my previous
    message in the spirit of collaboratively getting clear on things.


I'd be happy if all of the PRECIS text was deleted from this draft, but I don't object to it. I don't see this document causing harm. Worst case, it will be ignored.

And we might be headed in that direction, if indeed this document is trying to solve a different class of problems than what we addressed in the IDNA/PRECIS specs. Again, see my most recent reply to John.

Peter

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