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The only concern here is that IE-only features won’t be linted or considered proper CSS in all tools that use mdn/data, like CSSTree, ESLint’s CSS linter, maybe some other tools, too.
Even with IE gone, there’s still some CSS code left.
it is true that some code may still existed IE-only features, removing this could break some code, that's why this should be a break change
but we should consider when and how to remove these features, to indicate developers not to use these old features in new code and remove these from old code; to be consistent with BCD and web docs
after all, I think there should be a rule in mdn/data about removing features that is not supported, deprecated or non-standard
What information was incorrect, unhelpful, or incomplete?
for bcd and mdn docs, info about those IE-specified feature are all removed due to the retirement of Internet Explorer
the same thing should also be done in mdn/data repo
What did you expect to see?
remove all IE-specified features
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