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adding puml #24
adding puml #24
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About the scopes I was told in other working groups that we have to wait till we get into an agreements for scopes in commonalities so we avoid inconsistancy in CAMARA project. What do you think about this point @DT-DawidWroblewski @bigludo7 ?
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For me when the scope has been already defined in the standard - Mobile Connect for example - we have to take it as such to avoid confusion for implementation knowing it. I guess this is the case here.