Re: [Fwd: CAP-12 - interm version 'A']
Nathaniel Borenstein <[email protected]>
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What Mark did simply proved that it is possible to do what Bruce had asked for. It is silly for more than one person to have to do this, and I always understood this to be a part of the job of the document editor. BTW the whole problem can be simplified a bit if the editor uses a tool like xml2rfc and produces diffs using the relevant component files... -- Nathaniel On Monday, September 8, 2003, at 05:31 PM, Mark Smith wrote: > > [email protected] wrote: > >> If he cant change things in CAP then why are there 707 changes >> reported by diff? Whats the rush to have CAP-12 and CAP-12-a so soon >> after CAP-11 if nothings changed? If you honestly believe there were >> "thousands" of typos and grammar changes then I have some land to sell >> you... > > Just looking at your own diff file and doing some math: > > Some one cut out many diffs and header/footer from your diff so I am > guessing to some of these numbers. > > (142) were footer changed and would have changed > anyway because the date of the draft changed. > That Bruce finds it necessary to comment about on this list. > > (147) were because the expire date changed on header > and elsewhere and would have changed anyway. > That Bruce finds it necessary to comment about on this list. > > The TOC is 3 pages, so I'll assume that is (3) changes in your diff > count. > That Bruce finds it necessary to comment about on this list. > > (1) changed because the name of the draft version. > > That is about (293) utterly nontechnical changes so far that would > have changed anyway just by releasing a new version. > That Bruce finds it necessary to comment about on this list. > > That leaves about (414) changes. > > About (100) typos that were fixed - double words, missing words, > spelling > errors and wrong words. > And Bruce does not comment on or care about on this list. > > That leaves about (314) changes. > > (1) added explanation about the ordering of properties and parameters. > And Bruce does not comment on or care about on this list. > > (13) abnf fixes (5 misspelled names fixed). > That Bruce does not comment on or care about on this list. > > (1) fix to the name of valid/recommended components. > And Bruce does not comment on or care about on this list. > > (2) changes to remove that mysterious missing text that you can not > seem to find. > And Bruce does not comment on or care about on this list. > > (1) change to the security considerations. > And Bruce does not comment on or care about on this list. > > Conclusions (based on your 707 number): > About 118 changes that if done incorrectly would effect the protocol > And Bruce does not comment on or care about on this list. > > And about 589 changes that Bruce seems to focus on that have no > effect on the protocol. Again, get a life! It sure looks to me > as if Bruce is trying to stall CAP. > >> Whats the rush to have CAP-12 and CAP-12-a so soon after CAP-11 i >> nothings changed? > > So you want to complain if he waits for lots of changes. > And you want to complain if he does not wait for lots of canges. > You want me to take you seriously? > >> If you honestly believe there were "thousands" of typos >> and grammar changes then I have some land to sell you... > > Yet another dishonest (sorry Pat, it is a lie. Enthusiasm is for > children) > statement from Bruce. Doug said "thousands WG and private emails" not > thousands of typos. Now who is the one trying to mislead this list? > > Mark > >> Bruce >> ====================================================================== >> ===== >> Bruce Kahn INet: >> [email protected] >> Messaging & Collaboration Phone: 978.399.6496 >> IBM Software Group FAX: and nothing but the >> FAX... >> Standard disclaimers apply, even where prohibited by law... >