A proposed solution for descriptions
John Cowan
cowan at ccil.org
Wed Jun 21 15:55:09 CEST 2006
Michael Everson scripsit:
> That's just plain dumb. I don't like it. Not at
> all. We should do what is right, and Gwich´in
> isn't right.
The best and most reliable place to correct an error is nearest
to the source of the error; that way not only we, but all other
clients of 639-2, gain the benefit of the right result.
Which is better, to quietly correct your copy of a paper that
contains a typo, or to write to the author and get a general
correction inserted?
> I do NOT want to have to revisit this over and over and over.
You don't. The ISO 19524/RA (that's you) fixes it once, and then
the Official Doug (that's Doug) fixes it in the registry, which
you then bless as Registrar. No debate needed.
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