> "(gg) "Substantive Change" is a change to a specification
> that would require a compliant application or implementation
> to be modified or rewritten in order to remain compliant."
Well, one of the priomary reasons for errata in general is
to clarify what could be multiple interpretations of the same
text in a specification.
Any implementation made prior to the clarification could have
taken one of the other interpretations and would have to change
to be compliant with the clarified version.
So, I don't see how this definition is useful (unless it
is trying to say you can't have any useful clarifications
in the errata but just updates to the non-nomative portions
of the spec -- which, in my opinion, would still be pretty
useless).
Conor
