RE: [codelist] Nit about specification links

["G. Ken Holman" <gkholman@CraneSoftwrights.com>]

At 2007-07-25 22:58 -0400, Mary wrote:
>   I'm okay with that - I think the original intent was that it 
> would point to the TC's public home page where any errata
>would be noted; if you go with something else we will probably want 
>to put a dummy page there so someone clicking on the
>link won't end up with a 404. Does it make more sense to flip it 
>around so that you have ../codelist/genericode/errata
>and ../codelist/schematron-genericode/errata? That's okay too.

The reason I discounted ../codelist/genericode/errata is that 
../codelist/genericode is the base directory for the delivered 
package, and the errata subdirectory is not part of the delivered 
package.  I think once we create a delivered subdirectory that 
nothing else should go into it (ever!) and one can go to any of the 
delivered subdirectories and see everything that went out at that time.

By having ../codelist/errata/genericode and 
../codelist/errata/schematron-genericode we can put and update 
information in those directories with respect to errata as we find 
it, but we haven't touched the "delivered directories".  Now, as for 
someone finding these errata directories, there are the links in the 
specification document for a user to find them.

Does this make sense, or am I being too worried of the sanctity of 
the delivered directories?

Thanks for letting me know.

. . . . . . . . . . . Ken

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