Who was using the fiction ambiguously in this thread, in way that it could be misinterpreted as you describe?No a term on its own can't be an equivocation. My objection was it is a term people tend to equivocate on, and that it is pretty obvious to me, it will lead to lots of the kind of equitation I am talking about. I said the fiction is equivocal (which just means having more than one meaning), and specifically I said things like "highly equivocal" because it carries so many terms that can be problematic in RPG discussions.