Hi Corey,

Just to give you a "bite" on the netCDF4 issue, I don't see any reason
why CF couldn't bless netcdf4 with all elements in a root group, though
one could reasonably argue this isn't really any improvement on using
the classic model.

It would be more useful (imho) to recommend that all subgroups are valid
too.  I don't think there's anything in CF that specifically needs the
classic model or needs to be confined to the root group.  Most of the
convention is just about variables and their attributes.  The only issue
to sort out would be what "global" attributes should be present in the
root and which in subgroups.

Cheers,

Mike.

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