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On 6/23/10 10:18 AM, Anne van Kesteren wrote: >>>>> Some features were introduced in >>>>> specifications; others were introduced in software releases. >>>> >>>> Like which? and why? >>> >>> I don't think that's of relevance to this document. >> >> If that was not relevant, I would not have asked. > > Nice retort, but you are not to decide what is relevant :-) Fine, then you leave me no option but to request a working group decision on this matter and/or a formal response from the WG chair.
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