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Ralph Baker Kearfott wrote:
On 9/26/2010 12:25, Arnold Neumaier wrote:A standard should be as restrictive as possible, given the constraint that it does not exclude something that has been useful in the past.Again, are we taking care not to stifle innovation? What about things that will be useful but we haven't discovered yet? In any case, is the above statement standing on its own relevant to us?
It is impossible to account for things not ywet discovered. And it is unwise to account for things that still need research to find out how to do it well. The right placce to consider these is when a standard is upgraded and the relevant information is then available. Arnold Neumaier