-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 About the 'default', to be clear :
I am referring to any value that is empty, '-', 0 [meaning no value] and any property/value that represents a 'default' value. Not only the properties that are 'meaningless' like nokia_version for a desktop. Adding these generic 'defaults' may look impressive but the data is meaningless fluff. If the value for property xyz is not present, not known or is some known default [you can spot them], it should not be included in the response. That's an 'honest' response, in that the end-user now knows that any property not present can default to something meaningful in their current context, instead of having them 'run' with nonsense 'default' data. That's an honest and much shorter response : all signal. esjr -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.22 (MingW32) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJT2p3uAAoJEOxywXcFLKYcIGwH+gL3Rs4Sx3/Va/Za1u7KyxSo f4sT8PkBMRmGVsXQXMeCtU3fds0xwxzJHpEtpBRwWwUEkFrgpb4wV6CNLlrgNYO9 +Pzdv75HOBzzpX8zj++cBuYUwuQyd5PAweRdrbu1PUeS7Pf3ltVOHpera8eKwh69 Wb5zoXn9mLpr/hA4eRJqGkrQ0vNZclI9wctS5fb24Mod+CFcYBu/QXVqNEn7fFRM V7pf68W+oMhYJWJ6t3VbBaTqIH8omuSgHavHclRf/lTeuaGb5cs7E9bFJ3Xa/SnV bbMfTBwMf9AvMDxwheobCqojq2yjSZUNwu5wGqCMCEfoMzDBLVyHAXjcEOzASjg= =5KkQ -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
