"Lee K. Seitz" wrote:
>
> Jim Leonard boldly stated:
> >
> >Undesireable Defects? Anyone?
>
> I dunno. It's not bad, but it begs the question: What's a desirable
> defect? 8)
>
> BTW, I realized a problem with my Inferior suggestions. It might be
> confused with Item Missing. So then I thought why not change it to
> just Missing, but that's too easy to confuse with MS. Then I thought
> maybe IM could be changed to Gone (no, there's Good). Uh, Absent?
> Lost?
I'd rather leave Item Missing alone and rename the rating. Hm...
If there's no such thing as a "desirable defect" ;-) then how about Undesirable
Condition?
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