Hi Stephen, It's better to be clear than ambiguous. Your proposed edit is closer to the point I wanted to make in that sentence. We were thinking about the same thing, but I didn't express it correctly. I changed the paragraph as follows: ... one complete implementation stands for both a client and a server interoperable implementation (the client and server instances may in fact be separate implementations) Thanks for pointing out this. Tell me if the above paragraph still needs changing. -jose On Wed, Dec 10, 2003 at 10:35:37AM +0000, Stephen Farrell wrote: > > You said: > > "...one > complete implementation stands for both a client and a server > interoperable implementation" > > But, for clarity, I'd prefer: > > "one > complete implementation stands for both a client and a server > interoperable implementation (though the client and server > instances may in fact be separate implementations)" > > Maybe it could be better worded, but I want to be able to > count cases where someone who implements a server or only > implements a client, e.g. if Foo only did a server and > Bar only did a client, I'd like the count the combination > of Foo and Bar as a "complete implementation".Received on Wednesday, 10 December 2003 06:28:06 GMT
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