Hi Peter,

> On 21 Sep 2026, at 16:26, Peter McGoron <xxxxxx@mcgoron.com> wrote:
>
> >> In this SRFI, "an error is raised" means that an error is signaled that is of type &error.
>
> Apologies, addendum: this should say
>
> > In this SRFI, "an error is raised" means that an error is signaled, and that the condition has type &error if the R6RS condition is available.
>
> Every occurence of "an error is signaled" should add "(in the sense of the R7RS)" for clarification.
>
> -- Peter McGoron
>

Thanks, I think I've adapted your language as best I could in the new draft.
There was one instance of 'signalled' but it hadn't written it intending to
refer to the R7 language, so I aligned it  with the other error text.

I really appreciate the clarification.

Best,
Duncan