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Subject: comments on the architecture document.
Comments 1. Introduction - the mandate to create a single global market - this would seem to be too vast of an undertaking for any organization. The diagram in this section is way too busy and to an outsider all of the acronyms are confusing. There should be a section that explains all of the acronyms, for example, i never did uncover what UML meant. 1.1.d. these 2 sentences are redundant. 2.3.e. The juvenile selection of examples names here and in section 2.4.a should be avoided as it belittles the overall document. 2.6.c. Are you sure companies want to display all of this data. Also, the reference in 2.6.b to robots.txt should be explained. There are a lot of these types of references - as an outsider i have no idea what you are talking about. 3.1 Section definitions - if the definition of a message is "any data" then what is the difference between a message and a transaction which is described as "a single or sequence of messages..." 3.2 The diagram is awfully busy and unclear to the unitiated. Since there is no specific explanation attached to the diagram it is hard to know exactly what is being presented. Overall the document seems well thought out although way to brief. To an outsider, it is hard to follow. Also, there seems to be a lot that is still undecided - is the purpose of this document to help form a consesus. If so then that should be communicated. For example, in 2.4.a, which starts off with the phrase "Data element repository references may be placed in a DTD...". To me it would seem that a technical architecture document should render an opinion on something as fundamental as this. IMHO
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