Re: [Fwd: CAP-12 - interm version 'A']

[email protected] wrote:
> 
>  > With the RECURRENCE-ID issue you and Robert have changed your mind
>  > several times, yet claim
>  > he is the one that is pig headed. Your so arrogant you will not even
>  > admit that you changed your mind or opinion and you still slam him
 >  > with lies and insults. You started the RECURRENCE-ID issue by declaring
 >  > that it was fixed forever.  Now you say it changes with the set,
 >  > you changed your mind to be mostly compatible with the non-fixed
 >  > model, admit it and stop slamming him or anyone simply because
 >  > you changed your mind to agree with them.

> We did not change are minds.  The scope of the original discussion was 
> changing an instance of a repeat set.
> It was than asked is there ever a case where the recurrence-id's can be 
> reset.

Re-read the archives, You declared that it never changed.

You said on May 19:

 > I disagree, the recurrence-id must always refer to the original date.
 >
 > of the meeting.  Lets say i had a 5 day repeating meeting. However I 
invited > you to just Monday Tuesday to start with, but for some reason you 
have not
 > received the mail yet.
 > I now reschedule Thursday Friday to a later time in the day and add you
 > to the invitee list.
 > You now get a sequence 2 invite for Thursday Friday
 > Later you finally receive the meeting for Monday Tuesday with sequence of 1.
 > If I allow recurrence dates to reset on a reschedule, I can not tell if the 
 > Monday Tuesday invitee was rescheduled to Thursday Friday or if this is a
 > separate invite.

Now you claim that it changes under some circumstances.
And you have later admitted that because you got the sequence 2 before
the sequence 1 that you would know to do a REFRESH.

Marks comment is on the mark :-)


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