[Just_a_Bill]

Originally Posted by capsocrates

That is not how it works as written.

If you want to refute me, please do (I have no problem being corrected). But a simple "no it doesn't" is of no value in the dialog without some explanation or point behind it. We can go "no it doesn't" / "yes it does" all day long and accomplish nothing.

The wording is awkward at best and miscommunicates the opposite of its intent at worst. I've offered for consideration three constructive alternatives to support the design intent. Somebody else may have a better recast than my attempts, and I welcome that. Regardless, why can't we address issues like these constructively?