[manual-of-style] official translations
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Description
Section 4.3 Translation says:
W3C has no official translations of its technical reports.
The following paragraph introduces the Translations page from which anyone can navigate to the "W3C Authorized Translations" Policy.
Are we liable if we say "W3C has a policy for the publication of Authorized W3C Translations" instead of "W3C has no official translations..."?
If not, is there anything that prevents us to starting that section by a positive rather than a negative?
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Research direction
Start with section 4.3 Translation in the Manual of Style and read the linked Translations page and W3C Authorized Translations Policy. Confirm with maintainers whether the proposed positive wording is accurate and permitted, then revise the section if approved; completion means the text reflects the policy without making unsupported claims.
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