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Annevk: /* Helpful documents */

2014-04-10T12:31:55Z

Helpful documents

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	* [[Specs/style\|Style guide for writing specs]]		* [[Specs/style\|Style guide for writing specs]]
	* [[Specs/todo\|To-do list for writing specs]]		* [[Specs/todo\|To-do list for writing specs]]
	* [[/Specs/new\|Adding a new WHATWG spec]]		* [[Specs/new\|Adding a new WHATWG spec]]

	=== Categories ===		=== Categories ===

Annevk: /* Helpful documents */

2014-04-10T12:31:34Z

Helpful documents

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	* [[Specs/style\|Style guide for writing specs]]		* [[Specs/style\|Style guide for writing specs]]
	* [[Specs/todo\|To-do list for writing specs]]		* [[Specs/todo\|To-do list for writing specs]]
			* [[/Specs/new\|Adding a new WHATWG spec]]

	=== Categories ===		=== Categories ===

GPHemsley: /* Categories */ Add Proposals.

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Categories: Add Proposals.

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	* [[:Category:Spec coordination\|Pages used to coordinate specs]]		* [[:Category:Spec coordination\|Pages used to coordinate specs]]
	* [[:Category:Specification editing\|Instructional pages for writing and editing specs]]		* [[:Category:Specification editing\|Instructional pages for writing and editing specs]]
			* [[:Category:Proposals\|Proposals for additions to specs]]

	== External links ==		== External links ==

GPHemsley: Add another category and improve document structure.

2013-11-06T15:10:07Z

Add another category and improve document structure.

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	* [[Specs/style\|Style guide for writing specs]]		* [[Specs/style\|Style guide for writing specs]]
	* [[Specs/todo\|To-do list for writing specs]]		* [[Specs/todo\|To-do list for writing specs]]
	* [[:Category:Spec coordination\|Pages used to coordinate spec writing]]

	== ~~See also~~ ==		=== Categories ===
	* [http://spec.whatwg.org/ WHATWG specs]		* [[:Category:Spec coordination\|Pages used to coordinate specs]]
			* [[:Category:Specification editing\|Instructional pages for writing and editing specs]]

			== External links ==
			* [http://spec.whatwg.org/ List of WHATWG specs]
	* [http://platform.html5.org/ The Web Platform: Browser technologies]		* [http://platform.html5.org/ The Web Platform: Browser technologies]

	[[Category:Spec coordination\| ]]		[[Category:Spec coordination\| ]]

GPHemsley: /* Helpful documents */ Add advice and howto pages.

2013-11-06T14:55:00Z

Helpful documents: Add advice and howto pages.

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	== Helpful documents ==		== Helpful documents ==
			* [[Specs/advice\|Hixie's advice for people writing specs]]
			* [[Specs/howto\|How-to guide for writing specs]]
	* [[Specs/style\|Style guide for writing specs]]		* [[Specs/style\|Style guide for writing specs]]
	* [[Specs/todo\|To-do list for writing specs]]		* [[Specs/todo\|To-do list for writing specs]]

GPHemsley: Repurpose the Specs page for spec editing.

2013-11-06T14:47:17Z

Repurpose the Specs page for spec editing.

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-{{obsolete|see=[http://platform.html5.org/ The Web Platform: Browser technologies]}}
+The WHATWG writes specs.
-This wiki page lists all the specifications that a web browser is likely to implement.
+== Helpful documents ==
-For each spec, link the spec's title to the most up to date draft (typically the editor's draft, for specs written in public; for specs written in secret, the latest published working draft), followed by a comma separated list of links in parentheses, named "feedback" for links to the current pending feedback, "discussion" for a link to the archives of the main relevant mailing list or to a page describing relevant mailing lists, "bugs" for a link to a bug system query showing the current open bugs. For specifications that are published in multiple forms, link to the most complete version (e.g. link to the one-page complete.html WHATWG spec rather than all the split-out W3C drafts).
+== See also ==
-See also: [[Specs todo]]
+[[Category:Spec coordination| ]]

GPHemsley: Use {{obsolete}} template.

2012-10-20T15:10:09Z

Use {{obsolete}} template.

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	This wiki page lists all the specifications that a web browser is likely to implement. ~~'''At this point it is superseded by the more frequently updated [http://platform.html5.org/ platform.html5.org].'''~~		{{obsolete\|see=[http://platform.html5.org/ The Web Platform: Browser technologies]}}

			This wiki page lists all the specifications that a web browser is likely to implement.

	For each spec, link the spec's title to the most up to date draft (typically the editor's draft, for specs written in public; for specs written in secret, the latest published working draft), followed by a comma separated list of links in parentheses, named "feedback" for links to the current pending feedback, "discussion" for a link to the archives of the main relevant mailing list or to a page describing relevant mailing lists, "bugs" for a link to a bug system query showing the current open bugs. For specifications that are published in multiple forms, link to the most complete version (e.g. link to the one-page complete.html WHATWG spec rather than all the split-out W3C drafts).		For each spec, link the spec's title to the most up to date draft (typically the editor's draft, for specs written in public; for specs written in secret, the latest published working draft), followed by a comma separated list of links in parentheses, named "feedback" for links to the current pending feedback, "discussion" for a link to the archives of the main relevant mailing list or to a page describing relevant mailing lists, "bugs" for a link to a bug system query showing the current open bugs. For specifications that are published in multiple forms, link to the most complete version (e.g. link to the one-page complete.html WHATWG spec rather than all the split-out W3C drafts).

Annevk at 16:22, 14 June 2012

2012-06-14T16:22:57Z

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	For each spec, link the spec's title to the most up to date draft (typically the editor's draft, for specs written in public; for specs written in secret, the latest published working draft), followed by a comma separated list of links in parentheses, named "feedback" for links to the current pending feedback, "discussion" for a link to the archives of the main relevant mailing list or to a page describing relevant mailing lists, "bugs" for a link to a bug system query showing the current open bugs. For specifications that are published in multiple forms, link to the most complete version (e.g. link to the one-page complete.html WHATWG spec rather than all the split-out W3C drafts).		For each spec, link the spec's title to the most up to date draft (typically the editor's draft, for specs written in public; for specs written in secret, the latest published working draft), followed by a comma separated list of links in parentheses, named "feedback" for links to the current pending feedback, "discussion" for a link to the archives of the main relevant mailing list or to a page describing relevant mailing lists, "bugs" for a link to a bug system query showing the current open bugs. For specifications that are published in multiple forms, link to the most complete version (e.g. link to the one-page complete.html WHATWG spec rather than all the split-out W3C drafts).

	See also: [[~~Companion specifications\|~~Specs ~~without editors~~]]		See also: [[Specs todo]]

	== Network Layer ==		== Network Layer ==

Annevk at 15:15, 11 June 2012

2012-06-11T15:15:55Z

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	This wiki page lists all the specifications that a web browser is likely to implement. ~~*~~At this point it is ~~superceded~~ by the more frequently updated [http://platform.html5.org/ platform.html5.org].~~*~~		This wiki page lists all the specifications that a web browser is likely to implement. '''At this point it is superseded by the more frequently updated [http://platform.html5.org/ platform.html5.org].'''

	For each spec, link the spec's title to the most up to date draft (typically the editor's draft, for specs written in public; for specs written in secret, the latest published working draft), followed by a comma separated list of links in parentheses, named "feedback" for links to the current pending feedback, "discussion" for a link to the archives of the main relevant mailing list or to a page describing relevant mailing lists, "bugs" for a link to a bug system query showing the current open bugs. For specifications that are published in multiple forms, link to the most complete version (e.g. link to the one-page complete.html WHATWG spec rather than all the split-out W3C drafts).		For each spec, link the spec's title to the most up to date draft (typically the editor's draft, for specs written in public; for specs written in secret, the latest published working draft), followed by a comma separated list of links in parentheses, named "feedback" for links to the current pending feedback, "discussion" for a link to the archives of the main relevant mailing list or to a page describing relevant mailing lists, "bugs" for a link to a bug system query showing the current open bugs. For specifications that are published in multiple forms, link to the most complete version (e.g. link to the one-page complete.html WHATWG spec rather than all the split-out W3C drafts).

Annevk: out-of-date

2012-06-11T15:15:15Z

out-of-date

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	This wiki page lists all the specifications that a ~~Web~~ browser is likely to implement.		This wiki page lists all the specifications that a web browser is likely to implement. *At this point it is superceded by the more frequently updated [http://platform.html5.org/ platform.html5.org].*

	For each spec, link the spec's title to the most up to date draft (typically the editor's draft, for specs written in public; for specs written in secret, the latest published working draft), followed by a comma separated list of links in parentheses, named "feedback" for links to the current pending feedback, "discussion" for a link to the archives of the main relevant mailing list or to a page describing relevant mailing lists, "bugs" for a link to a bug system query showing the current open bugs. For specifications that are published in multiple forms, link to the most complete version (e.g. link to the one-page complete.html WHATWG spec rather than all the split-out W3C drafts).		For each spec, link the spec's title to the most up to date draft (typically the editor's draft, for specs written in public; for specs written in secret, the latest published working draft), followed by a comma separated list of links in parentheses, named "feedback" for links to the current pending feedback, "discussion" for a link to the archives of the main relevant mailing list or to a page describing relevant mailing lists, "bugs" for a link to a bug system query showing the current open bugs. For specifications that are published in multiple forms, link to the most complete version (e.g. link to the one-page complete.html WHATWG spec rather than all the split-out W3C drafts).