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(Editorial) In both SML and SML-IF, the Last-Call drafts have a link labeled 'Previous Version', which however does not point to the previous version of either spec; in both cases, it points to the draft of last August, skipping the drafts of September and January. Two things should be done, I think. (1) The editors' copies should be updated now (while you think about it) to point at the correct most-recent version (i.e. the editors' source should now point at the Last Call drafts). And (2) something in the editorial production system needs to be updated to help prevent a recurrence of the problem. (A checklist of things to do for a publication is a good idea, and a good place for such a reminder.) Optionally, the editors and/or WG might choose to link not just to the single most recent draft, but to several.
Fix as per MSM comments 1 and 2. Resolved in 3/13 call
Fixed the 'previous version' links to point to Last Call drafts. The process of fixing prev-version links cannot be automated. I will manually check it before publishing the next draft.