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Brian Harring wrote: |
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>>>> | Seriously? Without an implementation, your spec of what should happen |
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>>>> | will have loads of errors? |
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>>>> Yes. It will describe what people think is allowed, rather than what |
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>>>> really is. |
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> Don't think so; making the point that if attempting to write the spec |
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> to target what 'people think'... that's rather subjective, and it's |
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> easy for a subgroup of people to get ideas that don't match what |
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> others think. |
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> Possible I'm being too literal, if so feel free to correct me. |
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Ok, try this. |
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>>>> Yes. [Without an implementation] It [the spec] will describe what |
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people think is allowed, rather than what |
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>>>> really is [allowed]. |
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That is how I understood Ciaran's comment. Which means you compleatly |
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inverted it. |
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Regards |