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Renumbering of rules in rev F and Rev G of section 8
First noticed in this thread: http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...threadid=73396
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However, I did just notice another, bigger problem. Prior to Rev G (excluding Ref F), the rules went: <R65> <R66> <R67> <R66> <R67> <R68> <R69> <R70> With Rev G, they go: <R65> <R66> <R67> <R68> <R69> <R70> <R71> <R72> Now anything after this series is shifted by 2 from the rules prior to rev E (and 3 from Rev F). I realize that mistakes happen. However it looks like the GDC found and corrected them silently. To any systems engineer, that should be unacceptable. Now anyone that reads a post from last week or earlier will get pointed to the wrong rule. Has the GDC also silently corrected every Q/A post, or will people be mislead there also? At a minimum, team update 8 should have mentioned the correction. Even better would have been to only correct the rules in the above sequence and done a <R65> <R66.1> <R67.1> <R66.2> <R67.2> <R68> <R69> <R70> type sequence, so that the higher number rules aren't affected. |
Re: Renumbering of rules in rev F and Rev G of section 8
I noticed the discrepancy and rule numbering confusion in the Team Updates first where, for instance:
-- Team Update 8 added <R11.1>, but it was really <G11.1> -- Team Update 7 added <R82.1>, but it was really <R85.1> A lot of confusion in the revision numbers this year. P.S. The original manual did not have the duplicate R66, etc. Rev. G actually returns to the original manual's rule naming scheme. |
Re: Renumbering of rules in rev F and Rev G of section 8
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Still, a little warning would have been greatly appreciated, once they found the problem. |
Re: Renumbering of rules in rev F and Rev G of section 8
I noticed the Rev. E <R65> <R66> <R67> <R66> <R67> <R68> <R69> <R70> problem, but I figured someone else noticed it. I agree that it should have been changed using .1 and .2 to differentiate it rather than silently changing all the following numbers. Hope confusion doesn't ensue.;)
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