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Hi Mark, Thanks for the suggestions. These are indeed helpful. In 802.11be, the editor provides a guide for specification drafting. https://mentor.ieee.org/802.11/dcn/20/11-20-1250-00-00be-a-guide-for-specification-drafting.ppt I probably will do similar things later in 802.11bn. To all volunteers, Meanwhile, we have 802.11 Editorial Style Guide. Please take a look: https://mentor.ieee.org/802.11/dcn/09/11-09-1034-21-0000-802-11-editorial-style-guide.docx Regards Ross Jian Yu
于健 Huawei Technologies 发件人: Mark Rison <m.rison@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Could I suggest that something along the following lines be added to section 4? When writing draft text, to avoid wasting time later on comments that could easily have been avoided: - Make sure you refer to frames/fields/etc. by their actual name. Don't abbreviate or otherwise fiddle with the name. Remember frames/fields/etc. have exactly one name.
If a field gets renamed, check your text for any references to that field and update them - Make sure you refer to MIB variables/tables that actually exist (i.e. have a definition in Subannex C.3) - Make sure each word in frame/field/etc. names starts with an uppercase letter (but check the rules for hyphenated words) - In Clause 9, do not give field/etc. sizes in text if already given in a figure - In Clause 9, do not say fields contain little-endian/unsigned/etc. integers (since this is the default per 9.2.2) - In Subclause 9.4.2 etc., follow the most common template for the structure of a new subclause - Do not duplicate in Clause != 9 format/encoding information given in Clause 9 - Do not put behaviour in Clause 9 - Make sure you don't forget articles (the/a/an), but also make sure you don't include articles for uncountable nouns (or pluralise them!). If your native language doesn't
have articles, ask a colleague whose native language does to proof-read [Do feel free to add to this!] Thanks, Mark --
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http://www.samsung.com/uk From: Alfred Asterjadhi <asterjadhi@xxxxxxxxx>
Hello all, I posted
https://mentor.ieee.org/802.11/dcn/24/11-24-1682-00-00bn-tgbn-guidelines.docx which contains an initial draft of the guidelines for TGbn. Most of them are inherited from 11be guidelines (some new parts i have used bold font for ease of identification. Please take a look at them and let me know of any suggestions and/or feedback. I also plan to quickly go over some parts of the guidelines during the Joint conf call tomorrow (in particular the item that discusses the preparatory phase for D0.1 since we are getting near to that milestone, and possibly
the new parts which account for received suggestions with the intent of further improving our MO). Regards,
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