should "should" be taken as
> giving an obligation or only a recommendation?

I like the way that RFCs have a well defined meaning for "should" or
"recommended" in certain contexts as defined by RFC 2119.
I such contexts these words are taken to mean that, while there might be a
valid reason not to do something, the implications must be understood and
carefully considered.

I know that doesn't apply to any other specs. But it *should* :)


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