ATLAS Legend entry ambiguity
When testing with the Temptation of Jesus, the Legend on the Map links Pinnacle and Temple separately while Factbook treats "Pinnacle of the Temple" as a single entity. I am a fan of consistency and believe the Factbook to be the more accurate representation of the text.
Yes, Sean, I put "Atlas" in the heading. I may be stubborn but I am trainable. [;)]
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MJ. Smith said:
When testing with the Temptation of Jesus, the Legend on the Map links Pinnacle and Temple separately while Factbook treats "Pinnacle of the Temple" as a single entity. I am a fan of consistency and believe the Factbook to be the more accurate representation of the text.
Yes, Sean, I put "Atlas" in the heading. I may be stubborn but I am trainable.
Technically, the "pinnacle" concept here also covers the generic pinnacles of other buildings, but the pinnacle of the temple is the only biblical example, so we've included "pinnacle of the temple" as an alternate label.
But, less pedantically, I agree, having a separate link to pinnacle here isn't necessary or helpful. We'll get that fixed.
MJ. Smith said:Yes, Sean, I put "Atlas" in the heading. I may be stubborn but I am trainable.
As am I. [;)]
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