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It turned out that the model that crashed the validator was mine. The
problem was that I used Model instead of model. I would propose that
every location in the standard where the word model is in a monospace
font, it should be lower case. These locations include (I think this is a
full list, but I'm not sure):

Sections, paragraph
4.1, 1
4.2, 1 (twice)
4.2, 2
4.2, 3 (twice)
Figure 5 caption
4.5, 2
4.7.3, 1
4.7.5, 1
4.7.6, 1
4.9.5, 1
4.9.5, 2
4.9.5, 6
4.9.6, 2
4.9.7, 3
4.9.7, 5
4.10, 1
Appendix B, bullet 7
Appendix B, bullet 8

In my opinion, those changes would make the document easier to read.

Bill

On Tue, 7 Mar 2006, Ben Bornstein wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> In the (nearly) 24 hours since its official release the new SBML.org online
> validator has successfully processed over 150 SBML documents!
>
> If the validator (libSBML) crashes, it gives the model submitter the option
> of leaving their contact information, so that we may notify them when the
> cause of the crash has been identified and fixed. However, sometime in the
> past few days, I introduced a bug (now fixed) which prevented this contact
> information from actually being saved. :(
>
> I mention this because, this morning, someone submitted a model that crashed
> the validator. Unfortunately, the "contact information save" bug prevents me
> from knowing whether or not the model submitter wished to be contacted. If
> this was you, please email me privately. I know how to fix the model (and
> libSBML). If you wish to remain anonymous, that's okay too.
>
> Thanks and sorry for a message that borders on spam.
>
> Ben
>
>
> On Mar 6, 2006, at 1:00 PM, Ben Bornstein wrote:
>
>> The SBML Team has developed a new and improved online validator for SBML:
>>
>> http://sbml.org/validator/

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