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§ 5.5 — Selectable geo with per-market price deltas (#14) - #72

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Draft. Do not merge until the working group confirms the disposition of #14.

What this changes

A line item can now be priced by market. geo may declare the selectable structure of § 3.1 — available[] markets, the ones included[] in the base rate, per-market pricing deltas and max_select — so a buyer composing a geo-scoped buy gets the geo-scoped rate without a round trip. A geo that declares only allowed[] is settable, exactly as today. This is part 1 of #14; part 2 (pricing[].guidance) is #19.

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Refs #14

Type

  • Editorial — no normative effect
  • Normative — changes what the spec requires
  • Breaking — would break an implementation already built to this draft
  • Examples / schema / docs only

Checklist

  • The body section is updated
  • Appendix A (field index) matches the body — geo marker settable → selectable; scripts/check_appendix.py passes
  • Appendix B (fields by marker, and the counts) matches the body — selectable 12 → 13, settable 5 → 4; totals unchanged
  • Any affected example in examples/ is updated and still parses — the audio example is priced by market
  • RFC 2119 keywords used deliberately — MUST / SHOULD / MAY are not synonyms
  • The no-inheritance rule (§ 2) still holds
  • Anything selectable declares available[] and included[]; anything settable declares bounds (§ 3.1, § 3.2)
  • No confidential or commercially sensitive content

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A line item whose rate differs by market can declare geo with the
selectable structure of § 3.1: available[], included[], pricing deltas
and max_select. A geo that declares only allowed[] stays settable, so
existing payloads are unchanged. When several priced markets are
selected, the highest delta applies. The audio example is priced by
market.

Refs #14
#14 doesn't say how deltas combine when a buyer selects more than one
priced market, and neither did any comment on it. The earlier commit
said the highest delta applies; that is a design choice nobody
proposed, so it moves to the PR description as a question.

Refs #14
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