Re: classification -- was definition. . .

[Ned Bedinger <doc -at- edwordsmith -dot- com>]

David Hailey wrote:

> I think it is not about one person being right or wrong, 
> but about the different systems we are using to drive 
> our definitions. Some systems are narrow, others are 
> more broad. 

yes.

> The important issue this conversation brings 
> up, IMHO, is not that it is important to be right, but 
> that it is important that we recognize and understand 
> our own classification systems and those of the others 

Yes.

> before assuming we are right or wrong.

My tech writer doll thinks you are quaint :-)


Ned Bedinger
doc -at- edwordsmith -dot- com


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