Verdigris

[JIMRPT@aol.com]

<<"Clever how you were able to avoid using the dreaded POS and/or PSO
acronyms. Is this the opposite of "less bad?" ">>


Del;
 The correct formulation of the "less bad" equation(s) is as follows:
Works well= A
Works, but not well=A1
Works, barely=A2
Looks good =B
Looks clunky=C
Sounds good=D
Sounds bad=E
Makes noise=F
therefore plugging in for the values of "P", "PSO", "POS" in an
unpreprejudiced manner would give us:

A+B+D= "P" (grade 1)
A+C+D= "P" (grade 2)
A1+ B/C +E = "PSO"
A2 + C/B+ F= "POS"

  These are unquantified formulae and although based on nonsupported
unresearch each quantifier must plug in their own evaluation of object under
evaluation.
  Now have I again evaded a direct answer?  :-)
Jim Bryant (FL)