Add aknowledgment for editorial changes in first Ecma edition #162
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Oh the repo rename broke the IPR script, I'll fix that tomorrow. |
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This was suggested on Matrix by other delegates with more Ecma experience than us, highlighting that the work Jon and I have been doing in the past months to get the spec to a good Ecma state is similar to an editor's role, even without being officially editors.
I copied the way of listing editor names from ECMA-262 and ECMA-402 (as "signatures" at the end of the introduction).