<Joe>
For [1], you wrote:
<Quote1>
[1] CCTS abstract model -> RIM
This is what I think Joe is referring to as "RIM binding". I'd say this
could be sufficient. Subteam certainly shouldn't attempt this:
</Quote1>
Did you mean to say "Subteam certainly SHOULD attempt this"? You also
wrote "shouldn't" for [2], so I thought that at least one of the these
should be "should" (pardon the tricky English!)
</Joe>
"I'd say this" -> "this" refersTo [1]. I used sufficient, because I thought
"should" is not in question "here"; yes, "Subteam certainly SHOULD attempt
this".
"shouldn't attempt this:" -> "this:" refersTo [2].
Are we talking about the "context" here? Is that one of the Things that the
subteam "should" model?
Cheers,
Nikola
