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* Interestingly, there is evidence that another Xen Discord user ([[user:Flirora]]) suggested the same naming system described here up to 3 generations, with only slight differences with 3rd-generation names. As I was part of a discussion on limiting TAMNAMS names to 10-note mosses, which facilitated naming mosdescendants up to two generations (mosenharmonic scales), rather than this earlier suggestion, it's possible that the same proposal for mosenharmonic scales may have been independently developed twice.

* Some names with this system are not finalized, particularly the term "mosschismic" and some of the single-letter prefixes.

* ~~Interestingly~~, ~~there is evidence that another Xen Discord user~~ ([[~~user:Flirora~~]]) ~~suggested~~ the ~~same naming system~~ described here ~~up to 3 generations, with only slight differences with 3rd-generation names. As I was part~~ of a ~~discussion on limiting TAMNAMS names to 10~~-~~note mosses, which facilitated naming mosdescendants up~~ to ~~two generations (mosenharmonic scales), rather than this earlier suggestion, it's possible that~~ the ~~same proposal for mosenharmonic scales may have been independently developed twice~~.

** Better names than "mosschismic" include "mossubharmonic" (adapted from the suggestion described above) and "mossubchromatic", possibly shortened to "mossubchromic" (adapted from "subchromatic", as suggested in [[Diatonic, Chromatic, Enharmonic, Subchromatic|this page]]).

** Another issue with the single-letter prefixes described here is that they are technically based off of a temperament. A temperament-agnostic interpretation will be needed if these letters are to be generalized outside of the diatonic family.

=== Naming mosdescendants up to 3 generations ===

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+* Interestingly, there is evidence that another Xen Discord user ([[user:Flirora]]) suggested the same naming system described here up to 3 generations, with only slight differences with 3rd-generation names. As I was part of a discussion on limiting TAMNAMS names to 10-note mosses, which facilitated naming mosdescendants up to two generations (mosenharmonic scales), rather than this earlier suggestion, it's possible that the same proposal for mosenharmonic scales may have been independently developed twice.
 * Some names with this system are not finalized, particularly the term "mosschismic" and some of the single-letter prefixes.
-* Interestingly, there is evidence that another Xen Discord user ([[user:Flirora]]) suggested the same naming system described here up to 3 generations, with only slight differences with 3rd-generation names. As I was part of a discussion on limiting TAMNAMS names to 10-note mosses, which facilitated naming mosdescendants up to two generations (mosenharmonic scales), rather than this earlier suggestion, it's possible that the same proposal for mosenharmonic scales may have been independently developed twice.
+** Better names than "mosschismic" include "mossubharmonic" (adapted from the suggestion described above) and "mossubchromatic", possibly shortened to "mossubchromic" (adapted from "subchromatic", as suggested in [[Diatonic, Chromatic, Enharmonic, Subchromatic|this page]]).
+** Another issue with the single-letter prefixes described here is that they are technically based off of a temperament. A temperament-agnostic interpretation will be needed if these letters are to be generalized outside of the diatonic family.
 === Naming mosdescendants up to 3 generations ===