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Subject: RE: [ebxml-bp] WSDL / BPSS proposal
Anders writes: "However the referenced document is NOT a standard it is UN model LAW which has been implemented more or less all over the world. In may countries similar/same considerations has been included even in US Uniform Electronic Transaction Act of 99. In case of dispute it is most likelly that an eCommerce LAW is superior to an technical specification / protocol specification such as BPSS." I believe we only seek to indicate a conceptual alignment with the legal distinctions. We obviously are not legislating nor suggesting that lawyers consult BPSS when litigating. Am I missing a problem with referencing work that defines concepts that we intend to align with? Or are you just letting us know that we should explicitly state the status of the one document as law so that people don't think it is just another technical standard? Dale Moberg
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