Terminology change: "service date" -> "service day" #45
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It looks as though there is support for this change (see discussion in issue #43). Let's start the 7 day voting period for this change, unless anyone has other comments. So that there are 7 full calendar days, then the vote would end on Friday, February 3 @ 23:59:59 UTC. Note that pull request #44 (open for voting) also uses the term "service day". |
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+1 - can you announce on gtfs-changes and cross link both? |
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The voting period has ended. It looks as though there is support for this change. @zhsh: Can you please merge and close? |
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This change is to make the Specification reference more consistent with common transit terminology. See issue #43 for further discussion.