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> One is that is suggestion of a restrictive subset of HTML for coding seems like a potential accessibility problem, which is to say, you'd have to make your do
by velcrovan 3y ago
> One is that is suggestion of a restrictive subset of HTML for coding seems like a potential accessibility problem, which is to say, you'd have to make your documents less semantically rich.
"less semantically rich" than what? Web pages? Or less rich than PDFs, which is what he's actually proposing to replace?
- Finnucane 3y agoThan the epub standard as it exists. I guess I don't understand what the advantage here is, really. If you want to make an epub file that works universally, you can do that, within the existing standard. If makers of reading systems and software would actually support the full standard, which they currrently don't. If you don't want to use pdfs, don't use pdfs. pdfs get used for a lot of things they aren't actually very good for.