TCDL new version

David's new version (for f2f discussion) is at:

http://www.w3.org/QA/WG/2003/10/tcdl-20031013.html


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>From:        David Marston on 10/13/2003 04:55 PM
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>To:        Lofton Henderson <lofton@rockynet.com>
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>Subject:        TCDL for discussion
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>Below is a copy of the document for discussion within the WG. So far, I
>haven't heard any objections to it being put into WG space.
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>Here is the transmittal message:
>"This draft shows the general organization of the TCDL 1.0 document. I
>called it 1.0 to pave the way for a committee-written version in the
>future, should it prove necessary after more extensive field use.
>Nevertheless, I think the full TCDL 1.0 will apply to a broad range of
>classes of product and will also suffice for large suites that last over
>several versions of their target specs. The ultimate document will be
>about 6-8 times as large as this, mostly in chapters 3 and 4. An example
>section of chapters 2 and 3 is provided, but no section anywhere in the
>document should be assumed to be at full length. Sections of chapter 1 are
>nearly full length, at least in my view. My main question for the WG right
>now: is this document likely to serve for at least a couple years, so tha
>QAWG can turn its attention to complementary material and practices?"
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