Every comment, and what we did about it.

This is the whole record. Each substantive comment on the draft appears here with the clause it addresses, who sent it, and its disposition — accepted, accepted with modification, or declined — each with a reason. A standard whose editor answers comments privately is a standard you have to take on trust. This page is what makes the process checkable instead.

Comments are attributed. We ask for a name, an organization and a role, and publish all three beside the comment. Anonymous submissions are not logged. A reader weighing an objection needs to know whether it came from an auditor, an underwriter or a treasury team — and an editor answering one in public should have to answer a named person.