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Hi @bogovicj , I took the liberty of adding the replies to Review 2. From the text you had already written I hope I got the important ideas right!

thewtex and others added 22 commits July 28, 2025 17:31
Derived from the Anatomical_terms_of_location wikipedia article.

Co-authored-by: neurolabusc <rorden@sc.edu>
Since the migration to the readthedocs, the
spec-prod repository is no longer needed for
building the specification.
This reverts the addition of an index.md to omit all of these
files from the build for the moment. With the addition of an
empty String.md file, this removes all warnings from this PR.
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Haven't been asked on my opinion, but I'm undecided on this one:

We think that conforming reading MUST be able to parse Affine transformations.

  • Pro: affine transformations are invertible and have a closed-form expression - it shouldn't be too hard for any viewer to get this right
  • Con: Requires more additional functionality to be built into viewers - if affine support were optional, it would be easier to throw compatible readers out there.

I'd lean a bit towards the pro side.

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@jo-mueller jo-mueller deleted the reply-to-rev2 branch September 17, 2025 13:40
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