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Re: Defining the "term" BI
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lugnet.inst, lugnet.cad
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Sat, 13 Sep 2003 23:43:14 GMT
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In lugnet.inst, Ahui Herrera wrote:
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BBI came out in my mind becuase I wanted a narrow term for polished BII in
a layout. BBI and BII are both subsets of BIs. I chose BBI to get the
acroynms all with the letters B and I. BBI could also be called
Background Building Instructions. =)
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I would suggest that trying to make acronyms for the same project all
similar (using B as you noted above) will actually lead to confusion.
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Perhaps another set of words for BBI would
be best?
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I think there might still be some confusion (at least from where I sit) about
the distinction between what you are calling BBIs and a complete set of
Building Instructions. Im still hoping you can point us to a couple of
graphical examples to highlight the differences.
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I like your step images word.
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If people want to use it, by all means, thats what its there for.
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And how would text-only instructions work?
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Simple.
Step 1. Take one 1x4 plate
Step 2. Place a 1x1 brick on the 1x4 plate at bla,bla,bla...
This of course IS NOT that way to go with BIs! But it can be done. I just
dont think in this day and age that Text BIs are a good idea. =)
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Im not saying that this wouldnt work. But Im pretty sure I wouldnt use it.
:)
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I hope it doesnt sound like Im trying to rip apart your ideas, as thats
not my intention. Im just trying to suggest some alternative routes to
explore, before you commit yourself to certain decisions. If youre going
to take the time to think through these things logically (and I completely
believe we should) then why not make sure its 100% solid before continuing?
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No problem, Allan. That is why I posted to LUGNET. I wanted others ideas
and both good and bad comments I want to read. If I did not, I would have
done my article and submitted it to the BI portal for posting without ever
having a discussion about the terms. =)
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I just sometimes feel that when trying to provide constructive criticism that is
is worth while pointing out to the person that its their ideas that you are
challenging, not the person themselves. In some contexts, this is an easy thing
to confuse, especially when online posting have no tone by which to judge them.
All the best!
Allan B.
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Message has 1 Reply: | | Re: Defining the "term" BI
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| (...) Yes. I think that step images is better than BBI's. Step images is generic. Part list images are one kind, and construction images are the other. I've used this terminology a lot, for lack of any better terminology. Anyone got a good name for (...) (21 years ago, 14-Sep-03, to lugnet.inst, lugnet.cad, FTX)
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| "snip" (...) You are right.. Thanks for this. Perhaps another set of words for BBI would be best? I like your "step images" word. "snip" (...) Yes I mean animated version of BIs. I know TCL has done this with some of its technic products via a (...) (21 years ago, 13-Sep-03, to lugnet.inst, lugnet.cad, FTX)
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