Editorial: Added definition of "host language" #2261
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Used existing verbiage to make a definition of "host language" while keeping all existing content in tact.
spectranaut
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One suggestion! :)
And @jnurthen can give advice about exporting definitions, because I'm less familiar with it.
| <p>A host language is a markup-based language that either:</p> | ||
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| <li>supports <abbr title="Accessible Rich Internet Applications">WAI-ARIA</abbr>, using it to augment semantics; or</li> | ||
| <li>does not explicitly support <abbr title="Accessible Rich Internet Applications">WAI-ARIA</abbr>, using it as an accessibility enhancement technology.</li> |
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I feel like this bullet is a little questionable when pulled out of the original paragraph. it's kind of question in the original paragraph to begin with.
Personally, I'd remove the bullets, and say something like what you wrote:
A host language is a markup-based language in which ARIA can be used as an accessibility enhancement technology. Examples include [[HTML]] and [[SVG2]], which both explicitly support the use of ARIA. ARIA roles and properties clarify semantics to assistive technologies...
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I agree with @spectranaut’s direction of removing the bullets and feel we have two slightly different definitions or concepts which the two bullets represented.
If ARIA is well understood as an “accessibility enhancement technology” and if explicitly supporting ARIA is the same as supporting ARIA, this statement may be sufficient:
A host language is a markup-based language that supports the use of ARIA―examples include [[HTML]] and [[SVG2]].
Closes #2035
Used existing verbiage to make a definition of "host language" while keeping the content as in tact as possible.
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