Closed dholbert closed 4 years ago
@dholbert - can you join the WICG to appease the IPR bots?
This can probably also be marked as non-substantive though?
Since this corrects the normative logic, I thought it might be considered "substantive", even if it's small changes that don't alter the original meaning.
I would say it's a grammatical correction, not a logical one. But in any case we can hold on merging it until the author joins WICG.
@dholbert - can you join the WICG to appease the IPR bots?
Joined (at https://www.w3.org/community/wicg/join ). Let me know if there are other steps that I need to take to appease/re-trigger the bot.
I think @tantek needs to approve you joining. You may also need to link your GH account with your W3C one.
And the IPR bots give you their blessing 🎉
Thanks, everyone!
(apologies for the pedantry)
The spec has a few instances of "...the greater of X or Y"
Strictly speaking, that should say "and", not "or", I think.
Mathematically speaking:
Also, consistency-wise (and as a sanity-check on my instinct here): CSS specs do seem to say "the greatest of X and Y" (rather than "or"), when they use this sort of phrasing.
e.g.:
https://www.w3.org/TR/2011/PR-CSS2-20110412/tables.html
https://www.w3.org/TR/css-tables-3/
https://www.w3.org/Consortium/membership-faq
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