Closed ndw closed 4 months ago
This one is kind of ugly. We have implementations and probably users who have copied and pasted this URI. So it's going to be a problem if we fix it. And it's not easy to see why https://...
is wrong. You have to squint pretty hard to see the difference. On the other hand, we don't want to say it isn't an error because if users copy the URI to some other application, it will very likely raise an error there. That's also a problem.
In whatever erratum we issue to fix the error, I'm tempted to include something like the following:
Implementors are encouraged to detect URIs of the form
https://www.w3.org/...
in collations and automatically correct them to thehttp:
form, with an appropriate warning to the user if possible.
The default value is
But that is incorrect. The name of the collation is an
http:
URI, not anhttps:
URI. The collation URI is correct in the prose that follows.