From: William Djaja Tjokroaminata <billtj@...>
Date: 2002-10-13T01:33:47+09:00
Subject: OT: English

Hi,

Well, in this case I guess "objectively" can mean either and/or both
:)  Any suggestion on an alternative to replace English? :)

Regards,

Bill
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Albert Wagner <alwagner@tcac.net> wrote:
> Oh, I understood OO to mean using Object Oriented criteria: encapsulation, 
> inheritance, polymorphism, dynamism, etc.  I assume that to "compare 
> objectively" , as stated above, you mean objectively rather than 
> subjectively?  Using English on an international list can be a constant trial 
> :-)