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− | Issue #11: Grahame moved Lloyd's comment be found non-persuasive, | + | Issue #11: Grahame moved Lloyd's comment be found non-persuasive, because while it may be true that registration is not required, but if a tool claims to provide conformance to the registration role, it's not unreasonable to make rules about registration. |
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+ | Issue #15: Grahame moved Lloyd's comment be found non-persuasive, because it is Ok to make rules for these roles - applications to not need to do these things | ||
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− | Grahame | + | Issue #26: Grahame moved that the comment be found non-persuasive, because we are in violent disagreement that the entry point can be any class in the template. |
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Revision as of 21:29, 7 March 2007
Attendees:
Galen Mulrooney Grahame Grieve Ian Townend Mark Shafarman
Before the meeting Grahame sent out an email requesting a vote on two prepared motions to block-approve the dispositions on the A-T and A-Q ballot responses:
- 1: to approve the dispositions for all the A-T line items, namely
40,54,58,61,63,68,73,78,79,85,87,88,98,99,101,104,105,106,108 IT seconded 3/0/0
- 2: to approve the dispositions for all the A-Q line items, namely
17,25,33,37,46,75,95,102 IT seconded 3/0/0
Issue #2: Grahame moved Lloyd's comment be found non-persuasive, and that the following text will be inserted into the document per the discussion on the SPL mailing list: Under certain circumstances, when explicitly descirbed in the interface contract, applications are entitled to reject instances because unrecognized or unacceptable templates are associated with the instance, or if a template is not applied where it is expected
IT seconded 3/0/0
Issue #11: Grahame moved Lloyd's comment be found non-persuasive, because while it may be true that registration is not required, but if a tool claims to provide conformance to the registration role, it's not unreasonable to make rules about registration.
IT seconded 3/0/0
Issue #15: Grahame moved Lloyd's comment be found non-persuasive, because it is Ok to make rules for these roles - applications to not need to do these things
MS seconded 3/0/0
Issue #26: Grahame moved that the comment be found non-persuasive, because we are in violent disagreement that the entry point can be any class in the template.
IT seconded 3/0/0