Tony Morris

If your best argument is to use this example of "appropriate identifier naming", then I've only this: HOLY SHIT http://doc.scalatest.org/2.0/#org.scalautils.Good …

@dibblego You could have gotten your point across by naming that method swizzle or swozzle, but it wouldn't have been as clear.

@bvenners @dibblego Coming soon: a language in which you can rename other people's library methods without breaking anything.

@runarorama @dibblego Ah, but to rename it, you have to first understand what it means. So you've already paid for an unclear name choice.

@bvenners @dibblego I think that's true of any name, even one that is given.

@runarorama @dibblego What do code obfuscators do? They make names nonsensical so that it takes longer to understand the code.

@bvenners @runarorama I cannot help you until such time as you accept the possibility that you are missing important points and concepts.

@dibblego @runarorama I accept the possibility that I am missing important points and concepts. (Runar will have to speak for himself.)