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RE: Inconsistency in meaning of "user options"
From: |
Drew Adams |
Subject: |
RE: Inconsistency in meaning of "user options" |
Date: |
Mon, 12 Dec 2005 16:29:43 -0800 |
> Something that
> is "custom" (e.g. a "custom motorcycle") is something that _has been_
> customized. The term to use for customizable is "customizable", not
> "custom".
Oh thanks, it is a bit hard with a foreign language. I would expect an
option that had been changed to be called "customized" perhaps, but not
"custom".
"Customized" is correct; so is "custom". "Custom" is often used
colloquially, especially for hobby things (cars, bikes...).
I suppose "Custom option" would mean one of those
that you use to change the behaviour of Custom with.
I've been looking for those options! So much to change...