Yes, it should be contracts.Ordered to justify the use of the '<' operator.

The proposed new built-in comparable contract will only permit one to use 
'==' or '!='.

I agree that the revised design is very good, contracts are now far more 
intelligible than they were and the whole thing just feels much more 
Go-like to me :)

As the response so far has been generally positive, hopefully it won't be 
too long before this proceeds to the 'proposal' stage.

Alan 

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