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Agreed as long as the spec author has some reasonable
notion of what the provenancing organization can control.
Otherwise, it becomes wishful thinking or the author
has to set about increasing the scope of control of
the organization.
Life is too short to spend all morning in the closet
looking for the tailored shirt if all I have to do
is go sit at a desk and type. :-)
len
-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Kay [mailto:michael.h.kay@ntlworld.com]
> Lots of stupid things are legal. Lots of not so stupid
> things aren't.
>
And the spec needs to make it absolutely clear which stupid things are legal
and which aren't. I'm not at all comfortable with Tim's answer, which I read
as: "This is legal but stupid, so it would be OK to produce an error
message".
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