During the CSS WG we discussed a convention where someone would review a
test and if the test was found fine she/he would add <link rel=reviewer>
meaning that the test was approved. If the test was not found fine changes
would be made and the original author would verify the changes. However,
what flag is used in that case?
Would it make sense for the person making changes to add a <link
rel=contributor> and for the original author to add the reviewer keyword
to his/her <link rel=author> element? Roughly you would either end up with:
<link rel=author href=...>
<link rel=reviewer href=...>
or
<link rel="author reviewer" href=...>
<link rel=contributor href=...>
And the combination of the entities identified by author, contributor, and
reviewer would be responsible for the correctness of the test.
(Until this is agreed upon/clarified I will not review any tests.)
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Anne van Kesteren
http://annevankesteren.nl/
