I agree with Ben - it's a helpful example.

bscSCORM <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> -* a display property which provides the human-readable meaning of the verb in one or more languages.
> -
> -
> -###### Details
> -The display property:
> -
> -* MUST be used to illustrate the meaning which is already determined by the verb URI;
> -* MUST NOT be used to alter the meaning of a verb;
> -* SHOULD be used by all statements.
> -
> -A system reading a statement:
> -
> -* MUST use the verb URI to infer meaning;
> -* MUST NOT use the display property to infer any meaning from the statement;
> -* MUST NOT use the display property for any purpose other than display to a human.
> -For example, the display property MUST NOT be used for aggregation or categorization

I think this example should stay, as it's exactly what people who don't want to follow the above requirement will be tempted to do -- and when they think "Surely they don't mean... this should be here to indicate YES WE DO MEAN..."

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