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Candidate CND 03 of TA Guidelines that makes sure to position its content
as non normative ((odt).
- in 1.2, state more clearly that the doc is NOT about defining a TA model,
but about best practices in applying such a TA model.
- in 2.2, removed a "must" statement that appears as normative (and that is
already in TA model).
- in 3.1.1: add a note that this TA model outline is just a reminder of
what is already defined in the TA model spec.
- in 4.1, transformed 2 "must" into "shoulds" more fitting of a best
practices doc.

 -- Mr Jacques Durand

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document repository.  This document is revision #9 of
testassertionsguidelines-cd-04-PR2-rev3-diffs.odt.

Document Description:
Candidate CND 03 of TA Guidelines that makes sure to position its content
as non normative ((odt).
- in 1.2, state more clearly that the doc is NOT about defining a TA model,
but about best practices in applying such a TA model.
- in 2.2, removed a "must" statement that appears as normative
(and that is already in TA model).
- in 3.1.1: add a note that this TA model outline is just a reminder of
what is already defined in the TA model spec.
- in 4.1, transformed 2 "must" into "shoulds" more
fitting of a best practices doc.

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http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/document.php?document_id=43381

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