Comment # 4
on bug 12058
from Guy Harris
(In reply to Pierre Fortin from comment #2)
> (In reply to Michael Mann from comment #1)
>
> > Isn't that technically correct? Since they aren't validated it's unknown
> > whether they are good or bad. Are you expecting a third state of "not
> > validated"?
>
> Why be verbose to this extent?:
> true false
> good - X
> bad - X
> when checksum = {good|bad} suffices?
That's a good question, given that showing both "good = {yes,no}" and "bad =
{no,yes}" is redundant.
Perhaps there should be a single, tri-state field with values "good", "bad",
and "unverified".
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