On 2010/06/14 21:01, Fabio Margarido wrote:
On Mon, Jun 14, 2010 at 15:53, Frank Shearar
<frank.shearar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Looking at my suggestion again, perhaps this is an improvement:
The first is when SIP uses a reliable, connection orientated transport
protocol such as TCP. In this case, SIP has an inherent mechanism ...
and then start the last sentence of the paragraph like so:
The second case is when SIP uses an unreliable transport protocol such as
UDP, where ...
Hi Frank.
I believe your suggestion is fine, I was just pointing that
'orientated' should be changed to 'oriented'.
Oh, right. I _think_ it's acceptable English to use either form. My own
preference is for "oriented". This URL[1] says that "orientated" is the
general British preference, while "oriented" is prevalent in technical
use and in the US.
frank
[1]http://www.askoxford.com/asktheexperts/faq/aboutgrammar/oriented
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