Sam - it's a self-description that works well for people who find
themselves doing several of those things, and don't want to be
pigeonholed into doing just one.
Garnet makes the same mistake, I think:
" Language typically expands into a rich lexicon of terms when a field
grows, and the genera
hing else.
Cheers,
Adrian.
On 12/06/2019 17:35, Richard Sewell wrote:
James - I think from my point of view the greatest value of the maker
movement has been an explosion of people making things that don't
entirely make sense and that are not intended as commercial ventures.
That's not
James - I think from my point of view the greatest value of the maker
movement has been an explosion of people making things that don't
entirely make sense and that are not intended as commercial ventures.
That's not an issue, that's the point. They are learning that they can
pull ideas out of
