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[salud] Revision of the examples

worley@ariadne.com (Dale R. Worley) Fri, 17 January 2014 20:46 UTC

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In Laura's message of 6 Jan, she gives a revision of the examples, but
the -10 version uses a more detailed revision I provided a few days
later.  However, Laura's version includes this further explanation at
the end of example 4 (9.2.4):

   So we choose the Signal 3.  Note that <urn:alert:priority:low> could
   not be given effect because it followed <urn:alert:source:internal>.
   If the two URNs had appeared in the reverse order, the Signal 2 would
   have been chosen, because <urn:alert:priority:low> would have been
   given precedence.

This is a useful observation, and it didn't make it into -10.  All -10
has is "So the Signal 3 "internal" is chosen.", which comes from my
version.  I suggest replacing this sentence with Laura's paragraph.

Dale

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