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A general comment here regarding the orcfax glossary.
(It is my opinion that) We should liberally rely on external sources for definitions.
Especially where:
Where a term or concept is not part of orcfax's core protocol or
Our usage does not diverge in any meaningful way from the "generally accepted usage"
I would say "inline datum" meets both of these criteria. At worst we should be just signposting "See cip32".
Related: referencing :otherTerm infers that otherTerm is also an orcfax term. : is short hand for "glossary.orcfax.io". Given our current immaturity, we accept that these are not yet written, but :otherTerm should be in the scope outlined above.
Otherwise this should be an external source eg dictionaryOfComputerTerms:otherTerm
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A general comment here regarding the orcfax glossary.
(It is my opinion that) We should liberally rely on external sources for definitions.
Especially where:
I would say "inline datum" meets both of these criteria. At worst we should be just signposting "See cip32".
Related: referencing
:otherTerm
infers thatotherTerm
is also an orcfax term.:
is short hand for "glossary.orcfax.io". Given our current immaturity, we accept that these are not yet written, but:otherTerm
should be in the scope outlined above.Otherwise this should be an external source eg
dictionaryOfComputerTerms:otherTerm
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: