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I don't think availability of documents was at all implied to be the issue. It's more about two actors arguing over semantics, but each actor has a different s

by Timpy 7y ago

I don't think availability of documents was at all implied to be the issue. It's more about two actors arguing over semantics, but each actor has a different set of rules to make their case.

jlg23 7y ago
Which one would not sign in a time where translations can be checked instantaneously by a legion of translators. You don't have to trust a single translation anymore, you have enough translators to discuss every possible way of misinterpretations before accepting a translation.