Bill de hÓra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > Thomas Broyer wrote: > > > > In section 9, last sentence of the first paragraph: > > “Clients SHOULD be constructed with this in mind and SHOULD perform a > > GET on the member resource before editing.” > > > > Shouldn't the first “SHOULD” be a “should” and the second a “MAY” or > > even “may” (or “might”)? > > +1 to MAY. Generally we won't use 'should' unless it's a spec.
"Clients MAY be constructed with this in mind and MAY perform a GET on the member resource before editing." ?????????? Write it the way I've described in my other email, and you'll have it described clearly. It's generally a bad idea to use the word "this" without a noun after it. Robert Sayre
