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Design textual formats that can be easily produced and consumed by people.
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Textual formats also improve [transparency] (https://www.w3.org/TR/ethical-web-principles/#transparent).
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- Favor readability over compactness.
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+ Favor readability over compactness.
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File size can be optimized by tooling,
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- and tends to become a lower priority over time.
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- When file size is a significantly higher priority,
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+ and tends to become a lower priority over time.
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+ When file size is a significantly higher priority,
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perhaps a textual format is not appropriate.
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<div class=example>
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- SVG path syntax was designed to be compact,
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+ SVG path syntax was designed to be compact,
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with single-letter commands and unlabeled series of coordinates after them.
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- At the time, file size was a primary concern,
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+ At the time, file size was a primary concern,
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but while the importance of size efficiency has declined over time,
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the cost to human readability has remained the same.
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</div>
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People expect some amount of flexibility in terms of how their edits are processed.
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[[#avoid-ambiguity|Clearly defining]] syntactic flexibility--
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- such as in white space , quoting, or delimiters--
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+ such as in whitespace , quoting, or delimiters--
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could ensure that content is both easy to edit and produces consistent results.
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<div class=example>
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