Open jensmaurer opened 9 months ago
This refers to our terms-defined-in-the-middle italics and our grammar non-terminals. I guess we should reject, but that probably doesn't satisfy ISO/CS.
Hm, are we understanding this right? I think they are quoting a rule from the House Style, https://www.iso.org/ISO-house-style.html#iso-hs-s-text-r-r-ref_clause3. But that rule is about Clause 3 itself, and that in Clause 3 you should not use italics.
Maybe they're referring to our grammar terms?
They definitely refer to our grammar terms, but also to our use of italics to define local terms throughout the standard. Note the phrasing "but not other content throughout the rest of the text." (emphasis mine)
On which rule is this "rest of the text" based?
ISO Directives, Part 2, 27.5 talks about multi-letter italics in math formulae.
More clear is the House Style: https://www.iso.org/ISO-house-style.html#iso-hs-s-formatting-r-d-italics
I will try to reject this by explaining the grammar terms and see where that gets us.
We will review Clause 3.
Only the terms defined in this document can be italicized in Clause 3 for cross-reference purposes and but not other content throughout the rest of the text. Please correct.