yes, I see that, I should have been more clear that I knew it was a separate domain. This looks more like extended and interesting macros. My only point was tha

yes, I see that, I should have been more clear that I knew it was a separate domain. This looks more like extended and interesting macros. My only point was that when you move towards being able to express things in natural language - whether as programming or even getting Siri to call your friend, the frustration level can be much higher if it doesn't work as expected. There is something about getting to talk in "natural lanaguge" some of the time, and otherwise having to repeat yourself while trying variations in syntax that just feels bad. Since I was talking about Inform, probably analogous is the text adventure issue where you know /how/ to solve the riddle, but you don't know how to tell the machine that you know. "Give lantern to crocodile" "Offer lantern to crocodile" "Put lantern on crocodile" etc