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Jan Altman
02-May-2017, 3:03 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-May-2017, 3:41 PM by Andante.)
Okay, okay, so this one is rather silly!
Just thought we should standardize!
Do you prefer "levelset" or "level set"?
Once we decide, then we can all use the same thing.
P.S. Polls 1 and 2 are more important!
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mmoraleta
Levelset is the cczone term. I guess level set are for those spell check kind of people.
I use levelset
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The Architect
"Levelset", because it's a single concept in itself. However, I actually prefer the term "series", because CC series these days tend to consist of more than just a set of levels (especially in CC2).
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Jan Altman
02-May-2017, 5:55 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-May-2017, 5:55 PM by Andante.)
Good point, Architect. But I think "levelset" is already too ingrained in the Chip world.
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Miika Toukola
I face this struggle every time I type it. And scoreboard. In Finnish we have clearer rules for when to form compound words. I haven't seen "levelpack" used, so why does "levelset" seem ok? At least it's not level-set.
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Jan Altman
Maybe we've been looking at this wrong the whole time. Maybe "levelset" is a series that was created by the alien who kept trying to go home.
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