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# People who make websites, is on MDN, and wants to learn if a feature is supported
# People who make websites, is on MDN, and wants to learn if a feature is supported ("''web developer''")
# Browser vendors representatives who want to update their product’s support data
# Browser vendors representatives who want to update their product’s support data ("''Vendor rep.''")
# People who make contributions to MDN
# People who make contributions to MDN ("''contributor''")
# People who work on translating MDN content
# People who work on translating MDN content ("''translator''")
# People in projects who wants to use compatibility data into their app
# People in projects who wants to use compatibility data into their app
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# Search current data, by Feature, Author, Browser
# Search current data, by Feature, Author, Browser
# Search Data entry events, by Feature, Author, Browser
# Search Data entry events, by Feature, Author, Browser
# Compile data view as the sum of data entries between an initial state and the entry events applied in an ordered manner
# Compile data view as the ''sum of data entries between an initial state and the entry events applied in an ordered manner''
# Render an HTML representation of the data (may or may not have more than one HTML format)
# Render an HTML representation of the data (may or may not have more than one HTML format)
# Accept writes only if authenticated to trusted authentication provider
# Accept writes only if authenticated to trusted authentication provider
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As stated in ''critical attributes'' above;
As stated in ''critical attributes'' above;


<blockquote>Erasing contributions should adjust internal data representation to the sum of all contributions, in the order they’ve been inserted, modulo the erased entries</blockquote>
<blockquote>Erasing contributions should adjust internal data representation as the ''sum of data entries between an initial state and the entry events applied in an ordered manner'', modulo what's been erased</blockquote>


The following type of data is subject for edit events and moderation may be required on a given event.
The following type of data is subject for edit events and moderation may be required on a given event.
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