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Topic : Re: Should one use the legal "shall" in requirements documents and specification documents? At least in the US, "will" has replaced "shall" in most every context, with the notable exception of the - selfpublishingguru.com

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: Re: Should one use the legal "shall" in requirements documents and specification documents? At least in the US, "will" has replaced "shall" in most every context, with the notable exception of the

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RFC 2119 defines the meanings of various words used in specifications (such as other RFCs). It defines SHALL as a synonym of MUST. I think it's preferable to use MUST, as it conveys the meaning more clearly.

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