Comment on Defending PowerPoint Against TufteparentComments−mistermcgruffOP12yIt may be obvious, but throughout Tufte's work he ignores that distinction and conflates the two. So it must not be obvious to Tufte.−coldtea12yI don't think he conflates anything in his mind.He merely uses the name of the tool as a shorthand to how it's used 99% of the time -- which is a very common language practice.
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It may be obvious, but throughout Tufte's work he ignores that distinction and conflates the two. So it must not be obvious to Tufte.
I don't think he conflates anything in his mind.
He merely uses the name of the tool as a shorthand to how it's used 99% of the time -- which is a very common language practice.