Mihai Nita

Yes, my example was for gender, but can be anything. ---- To me this can be modeled best using a construct similar to the `switch` in programming languages: ``` switch([array_of_conditions])...

> In the example of the "switch" the array of conditions is in the opposite order of gender/count as the "array of values". Oversight? Intentional? Sorry, oversight. The items in...

The trouble with context / binding is scope (in the programming language), and in general the fact that there is no easy access to those variables. In Java you can...

> Can you give a concrete example of this one? I think I understand, but I'm not sure that I do... +100 to that :-) The syntax does not matter....

I've been digging to understand what you mean by "Dynamic References", since I say I did it, and you say that no, I did not. Reading the [sample code](https://github.com/messageformat/messageformat/blob/mf2/packages/messageformat/src/mf2-features.test.ts#L15) and...

Some thoughts on this topic. When implementing support for MF2 in a commonly used library like ICU we should consider that ICU is used in many-many places. It is now...

Then I would expect that the format returned by MF2 is something that can be transformed into the form specified by `Intl.MessageFormat`. Nobody is asking for MF2 to return a...

### Comments migrated from the slides --- **Slides comment, Addison Phillips (@aphillips), 6:48 AM Apr 21** This will be an interesting requirement. It suggests auto-close. Is there a syntax for...

### Comments migrated from the slides --- **Slides comment, Mihai Nita (@mihnita), 11:48 AM Apr 21** There is a "implied decision" that "markup" is a first class citizen. Implications: -...

Maybe rephrase this in a way that is independent of "detection" I think there might be a few mechanisms that one can use: * Together with the message specify a...