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"select, a set of space-separated tokens defines the matching criteria for distributing child nodes of the host element. Each token must be a valid selector fragment. If any token is invalid, the entire value of the select attribute is considered invalid." It seems like it would be more consistent to use a comma separated list since this looks like a css selector already.
(In reply to comment #0) > "select, a set of space-separated tokens > defines the matching criteria for distributing child nodes of the host element. > Each token must be a valid selector fragment. If any token is invalid, the > entire value of the select attribute is considered invalid." > > It seems like it would be more consistent to use a comma separated list since > this looks like a css selector already. Sure. Both already have nice parsing specs :) http://dvcs.w3.org/hg/webcomponents/rev/c574b84df492