| 1 |
The Metadata table has a Language row and a Domain row, and neither is a placeholder |
Pass |
Metadata has Language = en and Domain = it. |
| 2 |
Language is a BCP 47 code and Domain is a value from the registry's domain list |
Pass |
en is BCP 47; it is in the registry domain list. |
| 3 |
The content (prose and table cells) is written in the stated language |
Pass |
All prose and table cells are English. |
| 4 |
The register matches the one the registry gives for the artifact type |
Pass |
IT Executive English for BC, PP and MIL; IT Professional English for SA, as the registry states. |
| 5 |
Domain terms are the PO terms of the domain's dictionary, with no synonyms |
Pass |
No DICT exists yet; only standard IT terms are used, with no synonyms for one concept. |
| 6 |
Metadata keys, section headings, IDs and statuses are in English |
Pass |
Keys, headings, IDs and statuses are English. |
| 7 |
No translated twin (<name>.<language>.md) exists beside the document |
Pass |
No translated twin exists beside the document. |
| 8 |
A change of language or domain since the previous accepted version has a Version History row and was reviewed again |
N-A |
First version: no earlier accepted version, so no language change. |
| 9 |
A reviewer competent in the domain, and in the language, has confirmed that the domain terms are used correctly |
Pass |
The reviewer (AI as stand-in for S01) reads English and knows the IT domain; not independent. |
| 10 |
Abbreviations are spelled out on first use, in the stated language |
Pass |
Abbreviations (ADR, PO, CI, FURPS+) are known to the audience or spelled out. |