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> EXI can be used in such use cases and offers benefits w.r.t. compact data exchange and fast processing. > To ensure that relevant Infoset items are available the following > EXI Fidelity Options must be always enabled: > Preserve.pis, Preserve.prefixes, and Preserve.lexicalValues. > When the XML canonicalization algorithm preserves comments > the EXI fidelity option Preserve.comments must be also enabled. //This almost feels like normative instruction, and I don't recall similar instructions in the main document. //If similar instructions do exist in the main document, a pointer would be appreciated. I've decided the following is the block could benefit from emendation: > Canonical XML is designed to be useful to applications that test whether an XML document has been changed (e.g., XML signature). I read the "is" here as indicating it was something defined in this document. I think this text is actually referring to something beyond this document, in which case, I'd suggest: is => was Alternatively you could prefix the sentence with "While" or something (but that would involve rewriting the end of the sentence).... > Canonical EXI, in contrast to Canonical XML, deals with EXI documents and does not use plain-text XML data and the associated overhead. the => its