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Expand Up @@ -78,7 +78,17 @@ A reference to a _term_ looks like this.

### Stability Policy

Updates to this specification will not make any valid _message_ invalid.
Updates to this specification will not make any valid _message_ invalid,
with the exception that such updates can introduce new _default functions_
or add new _options_ or additional values to the existing _options_ of existing _default functions_.

> [!NOTE]
> The exception in the above policy would only make an existing valid _message_ invalid
> if the existing _message_ has used an implementation or user-defined _function_,
> _option_, or _option_ value that conflicts or whose values conflict with the new
> _default function_ assignment.
> Implementers and users are strongly cautioned to namespace all custom _functions_
> or the addition of _options_ to _default functions_.

Updates to this specification will not specify an _error_ for any _message_
that previously did not specify an _error_.
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