Arthur A. Gleckler scripsit:

> It's a reasonable idea, and I'd be happy to do it, but we'll need to figure
> out what happens if non-trivial changes are made during the last-call
> period.  Do we reset from the last-call state to the draft state rather
> than moving to the final state?  And how do we decide what's non-trivial?

My general idea is that non-trivial changes should be affected, where
the definition of trivial changes includes both editorial corrections
(typos, unclarities, broken examples) and featurectomies whether
righteous or reluctant.  So the removal of with-hash-salt that I just
did on SRFI 128 would be the kind of change supported after Last Call,
whereas adding it back would not be.  More subtle changes, like removing
an argument to a procedure, would require case-by-case judgments.

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