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> In version 0.2, digits in UniqueID are lowercase, as opposed to the hashed
> key that's uppercase. Any reasons for this inconsistency? Plus, leading 0s
> are stripped, but that makes some sense I guess.
I vote we go with lowercase hex digits everywhere. I don't think we need
to specify whether leading zeros are stripped or not, since implentations
that wish to compare these fields should be treating them as numbers. (My
personal preference, however, is not stripped, so that you get to 'see'
the entire bitfield)
Scott
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