[Stoves] Stove terminology
Boll, Martin Dr.
boll.bn at t-online.de
Mon Aug 29 16:24:08 CDT 2011
Dears Andrew, Steve
and all terminology-strugglers,
First of all, Steve you are right! - Point !
The reason is very easy to tell, but possibly it is confusing peer- (and
more naturally pear- :-) ) thinking itself.
As English-learned and not English-nourished, I have a problem with the word
"down".
Does it mean:
- On bottom? - From bottom? - Directed to the bottom?
And following that word: downdraft: draft from bottom? Draft to the bottom?
These two meanings are contradictory.
I would like to erase that problem by avoiding the word _down_, because it
confuses in the different sense, different persons (peers versus pears) use
it by their own different point of view.
Draw a picture, and make simple piles on it (stone-age people knew the
precise meaning, - and we still use piles; even more often than they!)
- .. Sure, school could have taught us better those drawing skills! ;-)
But off-school fellows let us try as beginners. Stoves don't need painted
arts to be understood.
Martin
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