Who is the intended recipient of feedback such as suggestions and corrections for the textbook?
Explanation
The instruction for submitting feedback is unambiguous, directing all communication to the author, Dr. Claire Yu Yan.
Other questions
Who is designated as the author to receive suggestions, recommendations, and/or corrections for the open textbook, according to the Versioning History page?
What is the provided email address for submitting feedback on the textbook?
According to the versioning history guidelines, what type of change is indicated by a 1.0 increase in the version number?
How are minor changes to the textbook marked in the version number?
On what date was version 1.0 of the Pressbook created?
What specific change is listed for version 1.0 in the versioning history?
What is the stated reason for requesting readers to submit suggestions, recommendations, and/or corrections?
Which of the following is NOT explicitly listed as a type of feedback to submit to the author?
If the current version of the textbook is 1.0 and a minor change is implemented, what would the new version number be according to the provided guidelines?
If the current version of the textbook is 1.2 and a major change is made, what would the new version number most likely be, based on the provided convention?
What is the professional title of Claire Yu Yan mentioned in the versioning history section?
The contact email for textbook feedback, yu.yan@ubc.ca, indicates an association with which domain?
What is the specific numerical increase that marks a major change to the book?
A 0.1 increase in the version number signifies what kind of change?
What was the version number assigned when the Pressbook was initially created?
In which year was version 1.0 of the textbook created, according to the versioning history?
In what month was version 1.0 of the Pressbook created?
What day of the month is listed for the creation of version 1.0?
The description 'Pressbook Created' is associated with which version in the history table?
The existence of the Versioning History page and its content implies that the textbook is considered to be which of the following?
What is the full name of the author to contact for feedback as listed on the versioning history page?
A complete restructuring of several chapters in the textbook would most likely be marked by what change in the version number?
Correcting a few spelling errors found in the textbook would most likely be reflected by which change in the version number?
The table in the versioning history lists which three categories of information for each entry?
Based on the provided versioning history, what change was associated with version 1.1?
According to the versioning history table provided, what is the date for version 2.0?
What is the primary purpose of the 'Versioning History' page?
The author's email address is structured as yu.yan@ubc.ca. Based on the author's name, what does 'yu.yan' most likely represent?
What format is used for the date in the versioning history table?
What event took place on August 31, 2022, according to the versioning history?
The distinction between a 1.0 and a 0.1 increase in the version number primarily helps users understand which of the following?
What specific action are readers encouraged to take on the Versioning History page?
What is the sole method of contact provided for submitting feedback to the author?
The versioning history page is designed to list which types of changes?
Which piece of information is NOT available in the versioning history table?
In the context of the 'Change' column for version 1.0, what does 'Pressbook Created' most likely refer to?
How does the text preceding the table on the Versioning History page relate to the table's content?
What are the three components of the author's full name as presented in the text?
If the author decided to add a new appendix to the textbook, how would this change likely be categorized according to the versioning guidelines?
Sending an email to yu.yan@ubc.ca is intended for whom?
How many distinct versions of the textbook are detailed in the versioning history table?
The creation of the Pressbook, listed as version 1.0, is implicitly treated as what type of event?
The text invites readers to submit corrections to the author. This invitation implies a commitment to what?
Which of the following pairs of details is provided for version 1.0 in the history table?
What information does the Versioning History page provide about future versions (e.g., version 1.1 or 2.0)?
What is the handle (the part before the '@' symbol) of the contact email for the textbook author?
What is the exact text used to describe the change for version 1.0 on August 31, 2022?
The introductory sentence on the Versioning History page mentions 'open textbooks'. What is the stated goal regarding these textbooks?
A user wants to suggest a correction for a factual error in the textbook. According to the Versioning History page, what is the correct procedure?