>Words aren't defined by any authority This is exactly my point. The Jargon file is pretty dated and imo the definition given there isn't really adequate. My

>Words aren't defined by any authority This is exactly my point. The Jargon file is pretty dated and imo the definition given there isn't really adequate. My looser version is indeed in common usage. If nothing else 5 HN users seem to agree with my definition enough to upvote my initial comment on the matter.