[uf-discuss] Size considerations
Andy Mabbett
andy at pigsonthewing.org.uk
Wed Oct 18 16:04:22 PDT 2006
In message
<b5d3b8c70610180449p3e10d71fwae034af48b180aa4 at mail.gmail.com>, Charles
Roper <charles.roper at gmail.com> writes
>Is is considered better to have longer, easier-to-read, more
>descriptive, more semantically correct attribute values over shorter,
>more concise, bandwidth-saving ones?
Its not the length, its what you do with it ;-)
As in all things, it's a matter of balance.
[...]
>I would also
>argue that longer, more readable attributes are more in keeping with
>the uF goal of being for humans first, machines second.
But where a short, possibly abbreviated, attribute name is
human-readable, then surely it's the better choice?
>What do others think?
>
>--
>Charles Roper
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