A new abbreviation for UBL 2.2

["G. Ken Holman" <gkholman@CraneSoftwrights.com>]

Fellow UBL committee members,

Does anyone see any problems with adding to the abbreviation table 
and equivalences table in UBL 2.2?

For a proposed BBIE I need to add OID as an accepted abbreviation for 
Object Identifier, and declare its equivalence to "Identifier".  I'm 
updating the spreadsheet for UBL 2.2 and the configuration file accordingly.

When UBL 2.2 is finalized we can publish a revision to the UBL NDR 
Version 3.0 Committee Note with the updated abbreviations and 
equivalences.  There is no rush to do this during the voting process 
for the current UBL NDR since this abbreviation isn't being used in UBL 2.1.

There are no changes to the Business Document NDR ... that just makes 
reference to the existence of a set of abbreviations and 
equivalences, not what they actually are.

The rationale is that "OID" is an industry-accepted abbreviation in 
the world of encryption, which is touched upon in pre-award documents.

Please post your thoughts on this if you have an opinion.

. . . . . . . . Ken

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