July 2002
Intermediate to advanced
560 pages
11h 10m
English
Human “meaning” is something that the paper-oriented person considers extraordinarily important but the protocol-oriented person rarely thinks about.
PAPER: The “meaning” of a document is a deep and interesting human question related to volition. The document should typically include or reference human language policy, warranty, or disclaimer information. At an absolute minimum, it must satisfy a requirement for some sort of semantic labeling. The assumed situation is always a person interpreting the whole “paper” without other context. Thus it is reasonable to consult attorneys during message design so that the documents will hold up in court, require human-readable statements “within the four corners” ...
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