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From : Robert Miner < : Robert Miner < [email protected] Message-Id : <[email protected]> To : [email protected] At 10:50 AM 1/1/2002 +0000, Dave Raggett wrote: >I have uploaded a new draft of the MathML 2.0 Requirements document >to: > > http://www.w3.org/TR/2002/WD-MathML2-reqs-20021231 > >This draft addresses the comments from the public review. Please >let me know if you have further comments. Hi Dave, I agree with the changes made in response to the comments, but I wanted to let you know that I think the change to the wording in 3.2.4 might have been a bit too drastic. The old text was: "The language should support the notion of a "mathspace" with which to represent a particular mathematics. Mathspace is a concept from computer algebra systems, which define a particular set of symbols, e.g. Greek letters, functions, and operators, which can be used to represent a particular mathematics. The language should also support the notion of a "workspace" with which to represent a particular application environment. Workspace is also a concept from computer algebra systems, which define a particular set of symbols associated with an application, e.g. engineering and physical constants, and formatting conventions." The new text is just "The language should support the notion of a "mathspace" with which to represent a particular mathematics. Mathspace is a concept from computer algebra systems, which define a particular set of symbols, e.g. Greek letters, functions, and operators, which can be used to represent a particular mathematics." I think this goes too far. MathML's ability to represent a space is critical, but so is its ability to represent a workspace. I think the original text, with the above change, is still a better compromise: "The language should support the notion of a "mathspace" with which to represent a particular mathematics. Mathspace is a concept from computer algebra systems, which define a particular set of symbols, e.g. Greek letters, functions, and operators, which can be used to represent a particular mathematics. The language should also support the notion of a "workspace" with which to represent a particular application environment. Workspace is also a concept from computer algebra systems, which define a particular set of symbols associated with an application, e.g. engineering and physical constants, and formatting conventions." I'd like to propose that this text be put back. --Robert Robert Miner Director, Software Development Design Science, Inc. 139 Narborough Road, Leicester, LE3 0PA, UK Tel: +44 116 2714198 Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.dessci.com/