Hello all, The Python and Ruby implementations of HTML5 both extend the spec a little by distinguishing between different types of parse errors. This is quite useful functionality, but also proprietary. It would be great if we could see these error codes and messages standardized in some fashion, so that translation efforts can be centralized, etc. Have there been any plans to do so?
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