The primary entry page is a key [[!HTML]] document required of every Web Publication. It - represents the preferred starting resource for discovery of the Web - Publication and enables discovery of the manifest.
+The primary entry page represents the preferred starting resource for a Web Publication and enables discovery of its manifest. It is the + resource that is returned when accessing the Web Publication's address, and MUST be included + in either the default reading order or the resource list.
Although any resource can link to the Web Publication manifest, the primary entry page typically introduces the publication and provides access to the content. It might contain all the content, in @@ -755,9 +756,8 @@
It is not required that the primary entry page be included in the default reading order, nor that it be the first document listed when it is included. This specification leaves the exact nature of the document intentionally underspecified to provide - flexibility for different approaches (e.g., the primary entry page could be a marketing document for - the Web Publication instead of a specific page of content). If a default reading order is not - provided, however, the primary entry page will be used as the default entry.
+ flexibility for different approaches. If a default reading order is not provided, however, user + agents will create one using the primary entry page.The primary entry page is the only resource in which a manifest can be
embedded. To ensure discovery of the manifest, the primary entry page MUST provide a Generating a Canonical Manifest
- undefined, let u be the value of document.URL, and add
+ undefined, let u be the value
+ of document.URL, and add
"readingOrder": [{"type": ["LinkedResource"], "url": u}]
to the
manifest