[Commentor] LC-374 Bruno von Niman (ANEC W3C) on behalf of ANEC [Comment] Chapter 1.3.3, One Web: With the currently available technologies and implementations (and considering the product generation gaps), it is not always desirable, beneficial nor affordable to consumers to access the same information, provided on the same format, regardless of the access network and device. Although technology will improve continuously, consumer requirements will be strongly influenced by the context of mobile use (on the move, limited screen and keyboard, disturbing environment, et cetera), will not change that radically. Due to the context of mobile use, terminal capability variations, bandwidth issues, access rights and mobile network capabilities, this principle should be reconsidered. Even if it is easier to develop content for one Web, there are specific issues that need to be addressed. Providing a good and affordable mobile Web user experience becomes even more important to roaming consumers (presently, there is no low-cost global roaming tariff plan for mobile data devices). We would like to discuss the approach taken and would appreciate to hear your arguments for the “One Web” approach taken. [Commentor reply] no reply from commenter [Working Group decision] 
We already address these issues, but we have slightly revised part of the One Web definition to be more explicit and use the word "representation" (as defined in the DI glossary) in the following text: "As discussed in [Scope] One Web means making, as far as is reasonable, the same information and services available to users irrespective of the device they are using. However it does not mean that exactly the same information is available in exactly the same representations across all devices. This is due to issues such as the context of mobile use, terminal capability variations, bandwidth issues and mobile network capabilities. Furthermore, some services and information are more suitable for and targeted at particular user contexts." We have also added a link to the Thematic Consistency Best Practice, which give more context on this point.