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fixup! Update standard to include DR (#352)
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Signed-off-by: Hannes Baum <[email protected]>
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for a range of cloud infrastructure types.
It strives for interoperable and sovereign cloud stacks
which can be deployed and used by a wide range of organizations and individuals.
Wherever feasible, transparency and openness both in respect to the inner workings of the platforms
Wherever feasible, transparency and openness both in respect to the inner workings of the platform
standardised by SCS, and the SCS organization itself are a paradigm we intend to live.

## Requirements
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After stabilization, changes to the document which may render existing implementations non-conformant MUST NOT be made.

If a breaking change to an existing SCS document is deemed necessary, a new document with
If a breaking change to an existing SCS document is deemed necessary, a new document with
a new number shall be created and the old document SHOULD be deprecated.

### Deprecation phase (Deprecated)
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and raises questions around which changes are acceptable to "archived" versions,
if any.

- It would require a clone of the SemVer spec, as that spec is highly specific toward software and does not fully
- It would require a clone of the SemVer spec, as that spec is highly specific toward software and does not fully
(at least not in the standard-as-written) cover specifics of a standards organisation's use-cases.

## Acknowledgements
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