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I haven't done any research or anything, but I can't imagine any reasonable person interpreting "shall" to mean "can", "might", "may", or "is allowed to". Shal
by tempestn 11y ago
I haven't done any research or anything, but I can't imagine any reasonable person interpreting "shall" to mean "can", "might", "may", or "is allowed to".
Shall means "will" or "must". Like any uncommon word I'm sure it's frequently used incorrectly, and I recognize that language evolves, but I have difficulty believing those other uses have become prevalent enough to be considered valid.
- ianamartin 11y agoI have done the research. It can mean all of the things that I mentioned.