Hi Ben,
As a FYI, Eliot Lear posted a review at
http://www.ietf.org/mail-archive/web/apps-discuss/current/msg08649.html
At 06:38 14-01-2013, Ben Laurie wrote:
Is there a difference, when you get down to it?
If I am talking to a non-English speaker it might be clearer when I
say "fake Gucci handbag" instead of "misissued Gucci handbag".
I don't have a strong opinion about this.
Yes. This is necessary for auditing/monitoring.
Ok.
I have changed it to "Log operators..."
Ok.
MUST and SHALL are equivalent.
Yes.
What wording do you suggest that would be better?
I'll take this off-list.
I don't understand the question.
If I guarantee that I won't use a zero the code doesn't expect
it. If the code gets a zero it might not handle it gracefully. It's
safer to tell the receiver to ignore a zero than to tell the sender
not to send a zero.
Regards,
-sm