Closed azaroth42 closed 8 years ago
Newcomers will read "eye eye eye eff". Old-timers will read "triple-eye eff". Although it will grate more for the old-timers, I vote for "an IIIF" as less of a trip hazard for a newcomer.
Best issue ever.
I think I would also go with "an IIIF" as better for newcomers. (It is gonna catch us out though...)
@tpendragon you must have missed the camel vs. snake issue. #179
Could we solve the newcomer issue by adding a terminology section, or at least adding a parenthetical (pronounced "Triple-Eye-Eff") at the top of the spec?
We could have it as "a IIIF" in 2.1 but with a large and prominent warning that it will be deprecated in favour of "an IIIF" in a future version.
:+1: to a "pronounced" clause. We don't need another code4lib.
Until last week I had never read code4lib as anything other than lib rhymes with bib (and that's bib as in bibliographic, not bib as in imbibe...) :beers:
Yeah, I've never understood code4libe
I think we are heading toward https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6lJGD3Q9Qs ... if it were code4libe it would have ***ing e in it ;-)
We should be consistent. Currently we have 15 "a IIIF" and 11 "an IIIF" in the site.