Improve wording with feedback from awwright #462
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Because it's much better than what I had there :-)
Better explanation of the concerns around and possible future direction of $schema usage. Also add an XML comment to remind us of the most notable concern, so we can skip the whole thing where we forget about it and then argue about it until we work it out again. Which of course has never happened...
dlax approved these changes Nov 2, 2017
awwright approved these changes Nov 4, 2017
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Clarify what the
hrefSchemaexamples mean withtargetUri.Use awwright's generic user agent defintion in hyper-schema.
Because it's much better than what I had there :-)
Incorporate awwright's suggestions on CREF #1 in the core spec.
Better explanation of the concerns around and possible future
direction of
$schemausage in the core spec.Also add an XML comment to remind us of the most notable
$schemaconcern, so we can skip the whole thing where we forget about it
and then argue about it until we work it out again. Which of course has
never happened...