The telecon has decided to move the UID/GID bits from User to the POSIX version of Application (whatever that's called; I'm behind tracking the exact name of things right now). But a question has come up about the meaning of the content of these elements. It is obvious that they have to be able to accept usernames in their xsd:string content (and I'm aware of systems with spaces in usernames, even if this is not something I'd ever do myself) since they're how POSIX user identities are exposed to users normal. However, with names like they have, should they also accept numeric UIDs? I don't have a use case for this (it's a detail I'd want to always hide) and I'm not aware of anyone ever having a wholly numeric username. As I see it, we have three options: * Current name, user-name semantics * Current name, user-name-and-uid semantics * Change name (to UserName?), user-name semantics Which do people prefer? (GID handling should mirror UID handling) Donal.