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On 24/03/11 13:13, Simon Poole wrote:
> 
> The issue wrt to the wording is if to use a strong "must not infringe"
> vs. a weak "should not infringe" (in the German translation).

This would be an issue if the document stated that it uses the
definitions provided by RFC 2119 and the words were capitalised.

But this isn't an issue in plain language, where the words are synonyms.

So it isn't an issue.

- - Rob.
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