Re: [wg-review] dndef, 9

[Sotiropoulos <sotiris@hermesnetwork.com>]

Just in case anybody has a problem with my 
arguments from analogy:

Analogy: The process by which inflectional 
paradigms are made more regular by the 
replacement of an uncommon or irregular stem 
or affix by one that is common or regular, 
asbit in Modern English bit, bitten for
Old English bat, biten.

You say tomato, I say tomahto, we're still 
talking about the same thing... just using a 
different "manner", if you will.

The Internet and a Highway do relate, and are
quite similar in nature.  They are both 
designed to carry traffic, albeit two 
different types of traffic, the function is 
the same.

SS
HN, Inc.

(P.S.  I just want to remind the world that 
my thoughts, reasonings, and writings, belong 
to me!  Personal Copyright is still in effect 
on all of my offerings here at the Pow Wow. 
It's not a potlatch.)

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