On Mon, Sep 08, 2014 at 07:00:30AM -0700, Timothy B. Terriberry wrote: > Ron wrote: > >So I believe this is now the last outstanding question from the last > >call comments that we still have open. > > I think there were a few more non-normative "shoulds" that needed to be > cleaned up. Did you and Ralph have some suggestions for those? I didn't see > any on the list.
Ralph went through those and pushed changes to replace the stray lowercase shoulds with alternative language, and those looked ok to me and shouldn't be controversial. Several of them read better without the shoulds anyway and I don't think any of them change the intended meaning where they happened. There may still be a couple of MAYs that we're using in the natural language sense which might not quite fit the BCP14 sense of an "optional item", but that's possibly a question for better language lawyers than me to give an opinion on. That said, they indeed haven't been discussed or vetted here yet, and I agree they should be. Given the number of "minor editorial changes" that have occurred in response to various comments, I guess we should probably wrap up whatever language is needed to meet Ian's concern then push out another draft that people can review in its entirety? I'd certainly welcome people reviewing those things in git, but it might be a bit much to expect them to do so that way. If there's a better plan than that, I'm open to it though. Ron _______________________________________________ codec mailing list [email protected] https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/codec
