> Regarding clarity, I avoid using "forward" and "backward" with regards to time. That came out wrong. I don't avoid talking about a forward and a backward dir

> Regarding clarity, I avoid using "forward" and "backward" with regards to time. That came out wrong. I don't avoid talking about a forward and a backward direction of time. What I avoid is saying that a planned event has been moved forward or backward, because people have different ideas of which means which.