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In going through the NENA i3 requirements, I noticed that they
require for address validation:
"If it is determined that an address is invalid, an error diagnosis
should be supplied if appropriate, as well as a contact URI for
resolving errors in the database".
We do the former, but not the latter. One possible solution that fits
into the generic LoST model is to define a new service URN, say
urn:service:address-correction, that can be resolved if the querier
has an interest in doing so. It would then yield any number of tel,
mailto and http URLs that a user could contact to fix problems. This
avoids any special new protocol constructs.
Any opinions?
Henning
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