"Rowland, Larry" <> writes:
> I guess it is a usability issue. I find that indexterms are
> much more robust than keywords in our content because they are
> embedded in the content they represent rather than remotely
> located from it. Adjacency is a strong principal in interface
> design and general human factors.
I suppose. I don't think there's a compelling argument to forbid them
From occurring inline, it's a question of model design.
I'm still waiting for someone to provide some concrete examples of
where/how a relatedlink element would be used. I don't have a good
sense of the processing expectations. Are they sorted, collated, are
duplicates coalesced?
I'm not entirely comfortable with a model that says these elements
might or might not resolve and that that might or might not be a
problem.
How are relatedlinks in a document related to (no pun intended) the
relatedlinks section in an assembly file?
Be seeing you,
norm
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| and evil they become, in the hands
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| them!--Nathaniel Hawthorne
