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http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=4774 ------- Comment #12 from kirk.wilson@ca.com 2007-12-05 20:43 ------- Regarding Sandy's point #2 in comment #11, I believe the name of the attribute is somewhat at fault for the ambiguity. Using schemaComplete T or F would support the second interpretation: Known to be complete (schemaComplete='true') vs. known to be incomplete (not complete, schemaComplete='false')--the "knowledge" factor is implicit in the attribute assignment. The attribute should be knownSchemaComplete to support the distinction between known to complete vs. not known to be complete so that the "false" (not) more clearly qualifies the "known" part. I would agree that the "knownSchemaComplete" is the better alternative from the producer's perspective.
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