D structs are not always POD.

glossary.dd

@@ -174,7 +174,6 @@ void test()
 	does not have virtual functions, does not inherit,
 	has no destructor,
 	and can be initialized and copied via simple bit copies.
-	D structs are POD.
 	)
 
 	$(DT $(LNAME2 predicate, Predicate)) $(DD A function or

struct.dd

@@ -6,9 +6,6 @@ $(SPEC_S Structs & Unions,
         Any C struct can be exactly represented as a D struct, except non-static
         $(LINK2 #nested, function-nested D structs) which access the context of
         their enclosing scope.
-        In C++ parlance, a D struct is a
-        $(DPLLINK glossary.html#pod, POD (Plain Old Data)) type,
-        with a trivial constructor and destructor.
         Structs and unions are meant as simple aggregations of data, or as a way
         to paint a data structure over hardware or an external type. External
         types can be defined by the operating system API, or by a file format.