Defactoring terminology proposal: Difference between revisions

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another argument I realized was not made explicit
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# "Enfactored" sounds a bit like "infected", better suggesting the [[The pathology of enfactoring|pathological case]] of unsaturation.
# "Enfactored" sounds a bit like "infected", better suggesting the [[The pathology of enfactoring|pathological case]] of unsaturation.
# They don't have any of the problems listed for the other terms.
# They don't have any of the problems listed for the other terms.
# When you use both of them together, the relationship between torsion/contorsion and saturation becomes obvious through the terminology, where before it was unapparent.


== Defactoring, to replace saturation ==
== Defactoring, to replace saturation ==