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[Bug 5211] [FT] missing hyphens for "Full Text"

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------- Comment #9 from jim.melton@acm.org  2007-10-30 01:58 -------
In http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=5211#c6, the assertion was
made that "It's not as if there could ever be an XQuery 2.0 and XPath 3.0
Full-Text 1.0". 

I'm not as confident of that statement as the author of it is.  I would be
somewhat surprised if we were to go straight from Full Text version 1.0 for the
current generation of XQuery/XPath to Full Text version 2.0 for XQuery 2.0 and
XPath 3.0.  To my way of thinking, the existing "1.0" is meant to imply that
this is the first version applicable to the current generation (major version
number) of the parent specs. 

On the other hand, it's only fair to point out that the Update Facility and its
Requirements and Use Cases documents all call themselves "XQuery Update
Facility 1.0", and NOT "XQuery 1.0 Update Facility 1.0". 

So, feeling mildly off center, I yield to the suggestion that we rename the
document (and its Requirements and Use Cases documents!) to use the name
"XQuery and XPath Full Text 1.0" (if there is a real consensus, then we might
insert "Facility", "Extension", or "Brother-In-Law" before the "1.0").  (I note
in passing that the Normative References in the Full Text spec spell the names
of the Requirements and Use Cases documents incorrectly -- the final "1.0" is
missing.)
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