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Subject: RE: [xliff] Working on the Specification Updates


- My point about section 3.2.2 also relates to #8 where I suggest a
resectioning of the elements. There are other named groups than those listed
and it doesn't really need to be a separate section (IMO). My #8 point is
"I've never liked the order I gave the spec." This is not important but I do
think it could be reordered a bit, if you agree.

[YS] I kind of agree. Others ahve suggested also something like that. Time
permitting I'll try to rearrange.


- I guess the origin attribute would be enumerated with the 'this-file'
attribute value. Maybe this isn't such a good idea? Can you think of a way
to implement this concept?

[YS] I like 'self' as suggested by Mark.


- I had suggested the tu-state attribute with values "needs-translation",
"needs-review", "needs-resizing", "translation-approved", and
"sizing-approved" be added to <trans-unit>. There could be multiple values.
I don't like tu-state but I think it was approved.
- The above naming was suggested to distinguish it from the state attribute
of the <target>. The 'TM-Suggestion', 'MT Suggestion',
'Rejected-Inaccurate', 'Rejected-Spelling', 'Rejected-Grammar',
'Rejected-Length' values were approved for the state attribute.

[YS] Just to remind everyone: 'state' as currently also the proposed values
of 'Leveraged-TM' and 'Leveraged-MT', how those are different from
'tm-suggestion' and 'mt-suggestion'? I guess we need to consolidate those
values soon.


- Maybe we should clarify this better in the meeting ... Should <trans-unit>
have the state attribute with "translation-approved" and "sizing-approved"
values added? Should a different attribute be added to <target> with the
suggested values? Would this make more sense?

[YS] So, what I'm hearing is that issue #4 is really still opened. :)


- How is 'kenavo' pronounced?

[YS] ken (almost like Ken[neth]) and avo (like avo[cado])


-ys



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