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<blockquote data-quote="Mistwell" data-source="post: 6372849" data-attributes="member: 2525">&quot;And of course other English words can be used instead of agency - wow what a lack of imagination to think just that specialized game design phraseology can be used&quot;The word or phrase has a definition.&nbsp; To avoid using specialized game design phraseology, just use the definition.&nbsp; Fictional Positioning and Agency have definitions - just friggen use them.&nbsp; I am sure you can do this - you're smart enough to figure out how to simply say what you mean rather than using the specialty shorthand.&nbsp; I'm my lawyer.&nbsp; First year of law school Justice Sandra Day O'Conner spoke at my school, and explained in a rather persuasive manner than lawyers have come to depend on a specialized lawyer-language when dealing with the public, in a manner that is severely harming the public they are representing.&nbsp; Of course Murder 2 as a class B felony is rephrasable.&nbsp; That you think it is not tells me you probably should not represent people here in, for example, Los Angeles - where English is a second language for many people and they'd prefer you not use legalese. In addition, if you think game design patter is the equivalent of &quot;what have you been officially charged with&quot;, I think you've taken this sort of thing far too seriously. He asked &quot;Am I making sense?&quot;I answered his question.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mistwell, post: 6372849, member: 2525"] "And of course other English words can be used instead of agency - wow what a lack of imagination to think just that specialized game design phraseology can be used" The word or phrase has a definition. To avoid using specialized game design phraseology, just use the definition. Fictional Positioning and Agency have definitions - just friggen use them. I am sure you can do this - you're smart enough to figure out how to simply say what you mean rather than using the specialty shorthand. I'm my lawyer. First year of law school Justice Sandra Day O'Conner spoke at my school, and explained in a rather persuasive manner than lawyers have come to depend on a specialized lawyer-language when dealing with the public, in a manner that is severely harming the public they are representing. Of course Murder 2 as a class B felony is rephrasable. That you think it is not tells me you probably should not represent people here in, for example, Los Angeles - where English is a second language for many people and they'd prefer you not use legalese. In addition, if you think game design patter is the equivalent of "what have you been officially charged with", I think you've taken this sort of thing far too seriously. He asked "Am I making sense?" I answered his question. [/QUOTE]

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