>>>> What does that have to do with anything?

>>> P4 1.2.7

>> Your interpetation differs from mine.

> Then please tell us all, why you think there should even be a need for
> "interpetation" (sic!)?

Before you try to correct his spelling, try learning how to use [sic].

> Shouldn't our policy be so crystal clear, even when the 90%+ of the
> participants, that does not have English as their native tongue, reads it, it
> should not have to be open for "interpetation" (sic!)?

An interpretation is merely how the words are read, taking into
considereation all of the grammatical punctuations. Those whose native
tongue isn't English, shouldn't be attempting to interpret that which
they're not skilled in.

Roy

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