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User raindrops changed the following:

                  What    |Old value                 |New value
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                    Status|CLOSED                    |REOPENED
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                Resolution|WONTFIX                   |
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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Fri Jan  6 00:03:50 -0800 
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Raindrops -> mru.

Your reply explains HOW the two numbers are different, which I had already
described. But that does not justify WHY the tables were required to be numbered
in two different ways; WHY both are diaplayed in the SAME format, on the SAME
screen.

To me, it is a bug because-
1. The user cannot use Navigator to go to the table he wants.
2. The dual numbering (for whatever reasons) confuses him

Specifically, could you provide rebuttals for the specific points I mentioned as
"additional notes"?

Especially see point#2 and 3 together: Because the Navigator lists the tables in
the order of their creation, its role as a map is lost! 

Can you show how to use the Navigator in the following cases:
1. The text mentions a table number, and I want to jump to it.
2. I am browsing in the document, and now I want to jump to the next table.

Like the map of a city, Navigator should describe its GEOGRAPHY; not its 
HISTORY. 

If a tourist asks you about a landmark, will you tell him "it is located on a
road that was created 5th in the history of the city"? How is the tourist
supposed to use that information?

Instead, it would be useful to say 
>> "It is straight down the road, third street from here" (relative address)
>> "On the junction of 3rd Main, 5th Cross" (absolute address)

Is there even a single use of having historical numbers for the tables?
(Consider all stakehiolders: author, reviewers, readers)
If there is not a single benefit, why have it at all? 

Also, what are the disadvantages of following a single numbering scheme 
everywhere?

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