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In the description at section 4.2.1 (ordered -> "fundamental facets") in XML Schema 1.1 data types spec, there's a paragraph: <quote> Mathematically, any set of values possesses least one trivial partial ordering, in which every value pair that is not equal is incomparable. </quote> Perhaps this could be improved as follows: "Mathematically, any set of values possesses at-least one trivial partial ordering, in which every value pair that is not equal is incomparable." I find word "at-least" better than "least" here.
at the telcon on 2010-09-24, the WG decided to change "least" to "at least"
The change described has been made in the (member-accessible) status-quo version of the document; to reflect that fact, I'm marking this issue as resolved. [To the originator of the comment:] If you are content with the disposition of the comment, you can as originator close the issue to signal your contentment. If for some reason you are unhappy, please re-open the issue and explain what's wrong. If we don't hear from you in the next two weeks or so, we'll assume that you are happy with the outcome. Thank you for your observant and helpful suggestion.
(In reply to comment #2) > The change described has been made in the (member-accessible) status-quo > version > of the document; to reflect that fact, I'm marking this issue as resolved. > > [To the originator of the comment:] If you are content with the disposition of > the > comment, you can as originator close the issue to signal your contentment. If > for some reason you are unhappy, please re-open the issue and explain what's > wrong. If we don't hear from you in the next two weeks or so, we'll assume > that > you are happy with the outcome. > > Thank you for your observant and helpful suggestion. I trust that this change was done. I'm marking this issue closed. Thanks.