> Some people said that we should (or must? :-) change `should' into `must'
> in the Policy Manual in most places, even if exceptions are allowed, since
> the RFC's use this wording and some people might get confused, otherwise.
> Any objections?
Yes, I object. `MUST' and `SHOULD' in RFC termino
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Some people said that we should (or must? :-) change `should' into `must'
in the Policy Manual in most places, even if exceptions are allowed, since
the RFC's use this wording and some people might get confused, otherwise.
Any objections?
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