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The spec uses term 'processor' that is not defined.
resolution: 5/5 - Mark needsReview when editorial change is done.
Created attachment 554 [details] fix diff
Diff of the fix attached (comment# 2).
Now that we have an appropriate term (model processor) defined, propose we replace the existing "consumers" (also not defined) sprinkled throughout the non-normative text with model processor. i.e. 4.1.3 Unresolved SML Reference, Note from: That is, different consumers, to : That is, different model processors, F. Localization and Variable Substitution Sample from: Schematron rule available to consumers using different languages to : Schematron rule available to model processors using different languages F. Localization and Variable Substitution Sample from: locale of a potential consumer to : locale of a potential model processor
Found another typo-level non-normative change in 4.1.3: from: set of SML reference schemes they understand and used in the model to : set of SML reference schemes they understand and use in the model
Resolution 6/19: Fix per comment #4. Also, in place of comment #5, replace "used" with "which are used" rather than "use" that is suggested in comment #5. No 'needsReview' necessary.
fixed per comment# 6.