The introductory sentence states:
The following three KDM validity checks are informative:
Item 1, Sentence 2 and Item 2, Sentence 2 both state:
If it is not correct, the KDM should be rejected.
As they are informative, then the statements cannot contain "should".
Suggestions:
If it is not correct, then the KDM must be rejected.
If it is not correct, then the KDM ought to be rejected.
In many SMPTE documents, an "if" statement, is usually followed by a "then" statement, even if "then" is not explicitly stated. In these instances, adding "then" is warranted to make it a stronger statement.
The introductory sentence states: The following three KDM validity checks are informative:
Item 1, Sentence 2 and Item 2, Sentence 2 both state: If it is not correct, the KDM should be rejected.
As they are informative, then the statements cannot contain "should".
Suggestions:
In many SMPTE documents, an "if" statement, is usually followed by a "then" statement, even if "then" is not explicitly stated. In these instances, adding "then" is warranted to make it a stronger statement.