> But for sure, the connotations of “suburb” are nearly uselessly vast. Yes. From past HN threads, I've come to realize that "suburb" is so undefined that it c

> But for sure, the connotations of “suburb” are nearly uselessly vast. Yes. From past HN threads, I've come to realize that "suburb" is so undefined that it can mean pretty much anything. We all agree Manhattan isn't a suburb and that remote agricultural land isn't a suburb either. But aside from those, everything else in between is someone's definition of suburb. So it's difficult to talk about it as it could mean any kind of place between those extremes.