[Fiware-wpl] IMPORTANT: Convention regarding figures in deliverables (Open Specifications and FI-WARE Architecture)

[Juanjo Hierro]

Dear colleagues,

  Several of you have came to me asking what convention should we follow regarding titles linked to figures in FI-WARE documents, particularly FI-WARE GE Open Specifications or Architecture documents.

  It seems like there is general agreement in that we should be consistent and adopt a single style and that it should not assume that figures are numbered.   I agree with that.

  Consequently, let's follow this convention:

  *   Titles of figures will NOT be numbered neither will use the prefix "Figure: " (or any sort of similar prefix
  *   You have to find the most suitable formula to refer to figures from the text body of your document.   Formulas such as "The figure above", "The figure below", "The figure titled 'xxx'", etc use to work well.

  Please try to implement this convention for the deliverables to be re-submitted.

  Cheers,

-- Juanjo Hierro

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