Esoteric Nonce Standards Institute: Request For Clarifizeration 8.4/5
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Section: Abstract

This document purports to clarifizerate several non-issues drawn about
by ENSI standard 14.42.21 for the Esoteric Non-existing Standards
Institute Obnoxious Service System.  The authors of this document feel
that the standard non-standardizations spelled out in this document (not
this document but the standard non-standard document) are somewhat open
to interpretation, as should be expected and welcomed, and duly
clariferizated.

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i.  We discuss from 14.42.21 the general disservice minimal capabilities
<Yksi> and <Kolme>.  <Kaksi> is also inherited for the sake of
compatibility, but has been superceded by <Reiki> and is thus regarded
only superstitously.  <Reiki> is the ability to enroll from a stream
values from -7 (or 1) to 33, inclusively.

we.  We note with interest that the Paris interpretation of clause 4(B)
allows numbers which, interpreted in ASCII, are capital letters, to
begin an ENSI OS System command.  We are happy to report that on certain
implementation systems, this presents truly joyful and wondrous
difficulties in distinguishing teletype output from system commands.[1]

you.  The original draft final specification of the framework system of
the ENSI OS ESO standardized non-standard is confusingly lucid with
regard to the non-availability and lack of range of disservices supplied
to the user and users and other things and of which they are deprived.

To this end we propose the use of a device selector to select the device
that the stream or channel will 'talk' to.  Devices are
device-dependent.  The device selector only selects a device when there
is no device selected, and most devices are sometimes expected to
deselect themselves when they are done so a new device can be selected
as the selected device to be channelled.  When a device is selected,
that device expects the selector instead of the device selector device
(which is the default device when no devices are selected except the
default device.)  More than one device can be selected at once, but this
never happens because of the limitations of the system.

them.  Our working group has only investigated fourteen scenarios
involving the use of System commands to control an implementation system
beyond the generally accepted means of programming in esoteric
languages.  Among these scenarios include: heat, moisture, fire,
flexibility, disease-resistance, etc.  Suffice to say that at this time
we cannot come to a single concensus or multiple concensi as to the
greater range of capabilities of the devices in a standardized
non-standard system.

Next Section: Summary

The standard for the Esoteric Non-existing Standards Institute Obnoxious
Service System is ENSI standard 14.42.21.


[1] The no-fun-at-all Antartican think-tank has suggested the use of
REALLY AMAZINGLY OPAQUE MODE as the startup context for programs in
esoteric languages.  In REALLY AMAZINGLY OPAQUE MODE 1.1, all numbers
are passed through with no changes, except the number 5, which ends
REALLY AMAZINGLY OPAQUE MODE.