OPSDIR Review : Section 4 Request Object - 'It is fine' => 'It is recommended'

If the parameter exists in both the query string and the Authorization Request Object, the values in the Request Object take precedence. This means that if it intends to use a cached request object, it cannot include parameters such as "state" that are expected to differ in every request. It is fine to include them in

[O] It is fine [P] It is recommended (or acceptable, or expected..."fine" doesn't mean much in this context.) [R] clarity the request object if it is going to be prepared afresh every time.

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