WILKINS@SRI-AI.ARPA (11/24/83)
From: Wilkins <WILKINS@SRI-AI.ARPA> There is one reason much AI literature is hard to read. It is common for authors to invent a whole new set of jargon to describe their system, instead of desribing it in some common language (e.g., first order logic) or relating it to previous well-understood systems or principles. In recent years there has been an increased awareness of this problem, and hopefully things are improving and will continue to do so. There are also a lot more submissions now to IJCAI, etc, so higher standards end up being applied. Keep truckin' David Wilkins