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Richard Brown wrote: |
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> Respectfully, you're wrong. When you're writing a |
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> policy document we do need to dissect every word. |
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I disagree with that. At least in my country, laws are written in a |
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flexible enough way to give judges the ability to interprete the law to |
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a certain extend, and it works just great. I don't see why we have to |
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dissect every word, especially since it makes it so easy to not to see |
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the wood for the trees. The goal of the CoC is fairly vague ('getting |
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along well'), so why is there a need to specify the way ulta-explicit? |
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Kind Regards, |
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Simon Stelling |
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Gentoo/AMD64 |
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