Hello All,

In a quick glance at comments tonight, but not reading the link to new rules, I 
believe starting the new DCA mets with 'coordinates & proof' to be confusing. 
Why start the DCAs at "NWA 10,000..." when in short time the 'non-proof' mets 
will reach the tried and true 'NWA' naming system and surpass 10,000? Why not 
simply add the 'sub group' "DCA" after "NWA"...  example... NWA-DCA 0001, 
NWA-DCA OOO2... and so on....

As for re-evaluating certain classifications for renaming, how about we fix 
that Al Haggounia problem, it is still not an 'Aubrite'?? NWA 2828 was 
rewritten in Abstract that the original 'Aubrite' designation was made with 
original type sample, but after subsequent material was cut chondrules were 
discovered and the correct science was selflessly announced...

Best regards,
Greg Hupe

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