Andy Mabbett mumbled the following on 23/09/2006 17:25:
> In message <$Rd1NrpGbUFFFwgo pigsonthewing.org.uk>,
Andy Mabbett
> <andypigsonthewing.org.uk> writes
>
>>> the usefulness of a supporting uF may be
questionable.
>
> P.S.
>
> Oh, that really is a joke. How on earth do you think
garden centre
> functions?
I have no idea - uF are concerned with webpages, so you're
real life
example is going off track.
However as you seemingly want to go down this route, you
have yet again
highlighted an example where knowing a genus and species is
only of use
to those select few people (relative to the world) who work
in a garden
centre or who have a keen interest in horticulture.
Even taking a genus such as Chrysanthemum, this is also its
vernacular
name, so knowing there are ~30 species of chrysanthemum is
of little
relevance to those not in the above groups, and certainly
does not fall
within the 80/20 concept.
I can't see how you can compare the usage that this
knowledge presents
to that of the usage of dates, currency, events, people,
etc.
--
Regards,
Gazza
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