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Favor term 'draft' over 'version' #126
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adamvoss
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Nice catch! This is better, more consistent terminology. Thanks! |
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s/draft/version/gin implementations.md and a few other similar changes.In reading the numerous discussions in this repository and the spec repository concerning historical versions of the specification, I began to recognize there may be some impedance presents itself in the terminology used and the IFTE draft process.
Personally, I think this change is largely immaterial, in that in various segments of the software development community the drafts will function as versions. That is simply the nature of how quickly things change. However, I recognize it correct to call them drafts (Draft 5 is the 5th released version and is a version of the specification but there is no JSON Schema Version 5) and think this change makes the site more consistent and may help with understanding of the process used by JSON Schema.