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We're now back to the debate around the term "bugs". | |
A July 2013 email from Martin Edwards includes a briefing note for a meeting with Lord Arbuthnot. Blake asks Crichton if she recalls being part of the group responsible for drafting the briefing note. She says she doesn't remember it, but "obviously I was". | |
Scrolling through the note, Blake points to a paragraph that says, "we know of two system exceptions (anomalies)" under the current Horizon IT system. | |
"Can you see everything's now being called an 'exception' rather than a 'bug'?" Blake asks. He recalls that this is the language suggested by Paula Vennells' husband. | |
Blake describes the use of the word "exception" instead of "bug" as "absolutely Orwellian". | |
Crichton says she can't remember being part of a conversation about wording. | |
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