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Re: #1273 How do we usefully define "excerpt"?



"Tom Petch" <nwnetworks at dial.pipex.com> writes:

>> > * Fix spelling typos
>>
>> Opinion: OK, as is translation from English
>>
> Disagree, your fixing a typo is my change of meaning; even a change of
> punctuation can change the meaning.

Changing the meaning isn't fixing a typo.  If fixing a typo changes
the meaning of the protocol, it is no longer a "good-faith" typo fix.

There may be edge cases, but I'd say that if a "typo fix" leads to
even minor technical differences, it isn't a "typo fix" anymore, but
must be treated as a "modification".

(Of course, I argue that modifications should be permitted as well,
but that is another discussion.)

Regards,
Simon

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