#584 - Relabels Directive ICE as Prescriptive ICE. Changes Designativ…#586
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…e ICE definition to “An Information Content Entity that consists of a set of symbols that designate some Entity.” and adds an equivalence axiom to Descriptive ICE: ‘Information Content Entity’ and (describes some entity).
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@mark-jensen @APCox @cameronmore -- This one has been hanging out for a while. Can I request one of you review it? If you would prefer it be recreated as a result of the diff, I can do that too. |
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@neilotte ignoring whitespace changes, I confirm and approve your three changes. |
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See #584 and #577