On Saturday, January 4, 2020, Paul Weiss <lib...@hotmail.com> wrote: > Oh, I didn't mean to imply that I am confused. It is clear that there are > two concepts here, sharing a term. I was trying to communicate that the > manual does not always make it immediately clear from context which concept > is meant in a particular sentence. > > A garage is a good analogy. A garage is a container for cars rather than a > collection of cars. You wouldn't say "I sold my garage" to mean "I sold my > car collection". Containers and collections are different things. > > Here's a simple example In our context: "remove the cluster" could mean > "delete the folder containing the databases", or "drop the databases". > Those actions are not identical. I would think we would want to be clear to > our users which we mean. >
I’m sure we’d be willing to fix concrete problematic examples but a lack of those suggests there is no actual problem here...as you aren’t confused or providing concrete examples and suggestions I have no idea what you are trying to accomplish with this thread. Awareness of what seems to be a non-existent issue? David J.