I guess my point was that you don’t really further solidify a definition. You provide some arbitrary criteria (Turing Completeness) that you simultaneously violate (some Turing Complete languages aren’t programming languages).
In other words, it seems like your criteria is more of a feeling or bias rather than something that can be verified.
At any rate, I do appreciate the discussion! I think you raise a good point about diluting terminology. I’m just not sure it’s an issue in this case.
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I guess my point was that you don’t really further solidify a definition. You provide some arbitrary criteria (Turing Completeness) that you simultaneously violate (some Turing Complete languages aren’t programming languages).
In other words, it seems like your criteria is more of a feeling or bias rather than something that can be verified.
At any rate, I do appreciate the discussion! I think you raise a good point about diluting terminology. I’m just not sure it’s an issue in this case.