>> Er, you better review what the whole purpose of a standard is, in
>> the first place. One of the goals of a standard is to remain
>> standard, and to be standard. Hence it's name, standard.
> I know, but does that really apply to FTS-1? Does it really deserve to
> be called a standard then? Isn't FTS-1 rather "description of current
> practice"? And if the current practice has changed, why not change
> FTS-1?
ac> Are you volunteering?
If he isn't, I already have. BFN. Paul.
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