I guess if you get to define the value and credit of one's labor, you can still maintain that there is a difference where one doesn't really exist. "Value" dis

I guess if you get to define the value and credit of one's labor, you can still maintain that there is a difference where one doesn't really exist. "Value" distinguishes between "Someone dug a hole where I needed it" and "Someone dug a hole and filled it back up". "Credit" distinguishes between "I dug that hole" and "She dug that hole". If we're having trouble distinguishing between "value" and "credit", even before addressing principles of valuation, then I can no longer concern myself with this discussion.