I have a comment on http://www.w3.org/TR/2005/REC-xml-id-20050909/#id-avn Specifically the text: [[ Note: For interoperability, document producers <a title="Must, May, etc." href="#dt-must">should</a> ]] I suggest [[ Note (normative): For interoperability, document producers <a title="Must, May, etc." href="#dt-must">should</a> ]] or [[ Note: For interoperability, document producers are advised to ]] would be better. (i.e. in my view, it is good policy to only use the RFC 2119 keywords with their full force in normative text. In informative text, it is best to avoid the keywords, lest their be confusion as to the intended force of the statement). I have a mild preference for the former change - I think this 'should' does deserve RFC 2119 force. JeremyReceived on Monday, 10 December 2007 15:33:39 GMT
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