Yep - I would create a new folder. Note that folders are displayed in alphabetical order with subfolders listed directly below their parent folder.

Thus, to keep the folders in an order that made sense (to me :-)) with V2.0 at the top, I added a prefix consisting of "letter.number:". The letter was associated with the version, where "A" is for V2.0, "X" is for V1.1, "Y" is for V1.0, and "Z" is for temporary stuff. The intent was that if we did a V2.1 or V3.0, then we sould simply rename the current "A" folders to "W" and create new ones with "A".

So, "A.0:" currently holds the V2.0 OASIS Standard docs/schemas, "A.1" is used for outreach documents, "A.2" is post-v2.0 committee drafts/committee specs, and "A.3" is post V2.0 working documents. "A.4" is the various committee drafts leading up to the V2.0 OS, etc. A.9 is for pre-2.0 working documents.

Since we're not doing a new version, I recommend just sliding the A.1 thru A.4 names down by renaming them to bump up their numbers and inserting a new "A.1" for Post-V2.0 OASIS Standard Specifications".

I will take care of that unless someone objects very quickly...

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