[Air-l] Origin of the term "Internet"

[James Whyte]

It would be helpful if you actually make a point.

Jeremy Hunsinger <jhuns at vt.edu> wrote:  I don't think there are any ontological commitments per se, if you 
want to construct them, that is fine, but i see diverse usages in 
technical and non-technical spheres, and I do not see any basis for 
the claim that there is any frame present for usage beyond fashion or 
common use. Specifically, other than style guidelines in some 
domains and presses, I don't think there is any basis to the position 
you are taking below, but if you can marshal evidence that outside of 
style-guide determined systems, there is a technical/non-technical 
split, I would love to see it. I participate in both and I see 
people migrating back and forth without issue.
On Mar 31, 2007, at 3:55 PM, James Whyte wrote:

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