TAPRegExt erratum, Identifiers for Obscore

[Laurino, Omar]

Hi,

On Wed, Dec 11, 2013 at 9:40 AM, Robert J. Hanisch <hanisch at stsci.edu>wrote:

>
> I still worry about errata and the document they refer to becoming
> separated.


There are always going to be some unavoidable issues with errata, but if we
decided to go down the two-document path (for what is worth I lean toward
this option for several reasons) I think we can ensure that the link to the
errata document is clear enough to not be missed.

In the end, I believe the two approaches can be made equivalent, but making
the errata a different document should ensure, in the long run, that this
kind of edits are very crisp and down to the point, just as Markus' one. If
one reopens a REC document (maybe even bumping the version), there might be
the temptation to squeeze in any number of small edits here and there.

As far as I know this is also the W3C policy, e.g.

> All Recommendations have errors in them. They link to an errata page that
> evolves over time. [...] the errata page changes over time but a specific
> version of a Recommendation does not [...]


http://www.w3.org/2001/06/manual/#Errata

Omar.


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