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DocEng '24 paper on tagging publications list, tagged #716
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We will include the paper in the publication list soon, and it will then be the tagged version that I created in parallel for demonstration: Regarding some comments in the discussion:
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Thanks for this, Ulrike: I've passed on a pointer to your comments in the list thread. |
Hi Norman, is there a simple way to join that list discussion for any of us? (I have somewhat limited internet connections right now and it is difficult to research that for me). |
I looked at this possibility, but gave up! |
On the list archive page, I'm seeing a ‘subscribe or unsubscribe’ link in the top left, which seems to link to a subscription page, when I try it. If you're seeing something different, something might be amiss – perhaps we should resolve that offline. |
A PDF/UA-2 compatible version of the paper is now on the LaTeX project site at: https://www.latex-project.org/publications/indexbytopic/pdf/ |
(Part (a) of this is sufficiently obvious that I imagine it's on someone's mental issue list anyway).
It would be useful (a) if the DocEng 2024 update paper (Mittelbach et al, 'Automatically producing accessible and reusable PDFs with LATEX', https://doi.org/10.1145/3685650.3685670) were included in the project publications list, and (b) if this page noted that (presumably) the papers in this list were tagged using the new support.
A link to the paper appeared on an accessible-maths list I read, and prompted some useful discussion. But one of the list participants did the obvious and sensible thing and checked to see what tagging was present in the paper, and how it read in an assistive-technologies reader. There's none, of course because (I'm guessing) the PDF was produced using a publisher workflow which (of course) doesn't include the new support; the commenter drew some negative inferences from that. Though I doubt much can be done about the proceedings version, it would be a good look if there were a canonical alternative version of the paper, here, which was an advert for itself [insert some remark about dogfood here...].
I presume it's on someone's to-do list to add the paper here, so this issue is just to log the obvious suggestion that this should be an author-prepared preprint produced with tagging, rather than the proceedings version; and that this list somehow notes that these papers have that tagging, encouraging potential readers to confirm that the PDFs illustrate the support they're describing. I suppose it would be useful to additionally indicate which version/phase of the system they're using, to avoid confusion when later phases become available.
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