Details
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Change Request
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Resolution: Persuasive
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Highest
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Shorthand (FHIR)
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2.0.0
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FHIR Infrastructure
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Language Reference
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3.3.7
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Chris Moesel / Gino Canessa: 10-0-0
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Correction
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Non-substantive
Description
Reading that statement precisely, I don't think "Canonical()" "stands" for anything. I would accept that "Canonical(
{name or id or url}) resolves to the canonical URL of the referenced item", but "Canonical()" on its own, doesn't stand for anything.
Existing Wording:
Canonical() stands for the canonical URL of the referenced item.
(Comment 28 - imported by: Ron G. Parker)
Attachments
Issue Links
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BALLOT-51960 Affirmative - Ron G. Parker : 2023-Sep-FHIR IG SHORTHAND R3 Norm
- Balloted
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BALLOT-53850 Affirmative - Joan Harper : 2023-Sep-FHIR IG SHORTHAND R3 Norm
- Balloted
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BALLOT-53917 Affirmative - Elliot Silver : 2023-Sep-FHIR IG SHORTHAND R3 Norm
- Balloted
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BALLOT-53984 Affirmative - Shannon O'Connor : 2023-Sep-FHIR IG SHORTHAND R3 Norm
- Balloted
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BALLOT-54051 Affirmative - Sheridan Cook : 2023-Sep-FHIR IG SHORTHAND R3 Norm
- Balloted