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How do we refer to the MIDS levels? All caps, all lower case? #116

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matdillen opened this issue Jan 16, 2025 · 5 comments
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How do we refer to the MIDS levels? All caps, all lower case? #116

matdillen opened this issue Jan 16, 2025 · 5 comments
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@matdillen
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Currently, we are using mids0, mids1 and so forth. This is not consistent with the labels we use for Information Elements and we do not consistently refer to the levels in the same manner across documentation.

Suggestion to use MIDS0, MIDS1 and so forth from now on?
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PietrH commented Jan 17, 2025

I prefer all caps, I think it stands out more and I like the consistency

@ben-norton
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MIDS is an acronym. So, it should be capitalized to follow the common practice. I also prefer it as well.

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All CAPS

@emhaston
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Agreed, CAPS.
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MIDS0
MIDS1
MIDS2
MIDS3

@CatChapman
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I AGREE, ALL CAPS

@emhaston emhaston added status: agreed Status value of MIDS Element definition and removed help wanted Extra attention is needed labels Jan 23, 2025
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