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Fixed typo to better match context in requirement #44

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Expand Up @@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ In the web service world the TRP is purely a GET protocol.

Just as important it is to understand what the Trust Registry Protocol does NOT do. The TRP does NOT:
* affect the operations and governance of the systems that support querying using the TRP.
* create, update, or delete data in a system. In web services this means the TRP does to PUT, POST, DELETE, and other non-GET operations.
* create, update, or delete data in a system. In web services this means the TRP does no PUT, POST, DELETE, and other non-GET operations.
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* create, update, or delete data in a system. In web services this means the TRP does no PUT, POST, DELETE, and other non-GET operations.
* create, update, or delete data in a system. In web services this means the TRP does not PUT, POST, DELETE, and other non-GET operations.


As with all layers of the [[xref: TOIP, ToIP stack]], the purpose of a [[xref: TOIP, ToIP specification]] is to enable the technical interoperability necessary to support transitive trust within and between different [[xref: TOIP, trust communities]] implementing the [[xref: TOIP, ToIP stack]]. In this case, the desired interoperability outcome is a common query protocol that works between any number of decentralized peer trust registries operated by independent governing authorities** representing multiple legal and business jurisdictions.

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