Prior Art: Reviewers Editions

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Prior Art: Reviewers Editions

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Thanks for pointing out this prior art. It is very close to the twist on SemVer we came up with:

BEIPA CONTRIBUTING	Reviewers Editions
MAJOR version when objectives of agreement change. A company using BEIPA would have to fully evaluate a new major version to determine fit.	When authors recommend users review a new edition in its entirety to ensure it meets their needs, they increase the edition number.
MINOR version when agreement changes do not change objectives of agreement but are substantial enough to merit legal scrutiny from any user.	When authors recommend users review at least the new or changed parts of a new edition, they increase the update number.
PATCH version for corrections which any user would likely want to accept with minimal additional review.	When authors make only typographic or other, minor corrections that users need not review, they increase the correction number.

I like your take because it's more general, and even more accurate for the potential version 2 of BEIPA (the objectives haven't really changed, but it is a big enough change to fully re-evaluate).

I'm not really thrilled with lack of 0 and .. The result, eg BEIPA 2e or eventually BEIPA 2e1u5c and similar looks really foreign, or rather computer-y and maybe (ironically) not intended for consumption by most humans, though I appreciate the direct focus on the message.

Maybe we should use your definitions but stick with SemVer formatting. 🤔