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Punctuation not skipped by default for emphasis marks #80
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for other punctuation marks, text is written with 'or', and I suppose it indicates not limited (or lists as examples). |
This describes the common practice of not applying emphasis dots to punctuation marks. However, the text does not explicitly prohibit doing so. I agree that there is room for improvement, as the range of affected characters is unclear, and it is also ambiguous whether the text could be interpreted as prohibiting the use of emphasis dots on these characters. We'll discuss at the next JLReq TF (3/11) regarding this matter. Thank you for pointing this out. p.s. I like the “NOTE” on 5.3.1 Emphasis Dots. As instances of referencing Japanese text within Chinese text, or vice versa, increase, establishing a common rule for their layout would be beneficial. Regarding the rule that embedded text should follow, I think both cases exist. When the embedded text is part of a sentence and is expected to be read as such, it would be more natural to follow the rules of the surrounding text. However, when the embedded text serves as a reference, like an opaque embedded object within the text, there are cases where it would be preferable for it to follow the rules of its original language. I do not see a clear boundary between these cases. Filed: #79 |
Transferred to jlreq-d as jlreq document is in maintenance mode and we would like to improve the description in jlreq-d. |
https://www.w3.org/TR/jlreq/#n131
Other punctuation marks are not mentioned here, so am I understanding correctly that hyphens, exclamation marks, question marks, and middle dots won't be skipped?
See also CLReq and CSS Text Decoration.
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