Matt Garrish

I didn't notice any changes in the pull request that make referencing embedded images illegal (or even audio or video). Deprecation is probably the wrong way of phrasing what's happening...

I was surprised to see that text in the techniques, as we already had a conversation about translations earlier in the revision and how putting `xml:lang` on an element only...

For anyone interested, the original wording didn't use the word translation, but the text suggested that was the use case: > Do not repeat this property unless it contains the...

That should fail epubcheck, as it being a foreign resource isn't the primary problem but that you're not allowed to reference resources outside the container except in a few cases:...

There is a danger that we throw the format out the window to let html content in (rules, meh, I'll just iframe it!). But in the interests of happy mediums,...

Not sure I'm following. A foreign resource isn't a remote resource, it's just one that isn't a core media type. You need to provide a fallback for foreign resources from...

I'm not doubting the usefulness of being able to embed external content, but allowing it blurs the lines between reading a book and surfing the web. How does a user...

> I do not think it is realistic to expect a tool to do that I'm not sure we want to use epubcheck as a design basis for the format....

> If we had a pre.wrap CSS class, would this be of enough interest? As an individual rule it's a bit pointless. I don't want to add it to the...

> * 'home', that appears in the [wiki page](http://microformats.org/wiki/existing-rel-values#HTML5_link_type_extensions), referred to from the HTML spec, seems to be the most appropriate one... I'm just worried about using a generic term...