Jilayne Lovejoy wrote: > Practically speaking, I think use of "approved" and > "not-approved" might end up being easier to understand. "Not approved" can be understood as "not yet decided". You might get requests to please evaluate and approve this or that not-approved license. I think "disapproved" would be clearer. Or "forbidden", "prohibited", "rejected" or "disallowed". Björn Persson
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