What are your views now on the features of "correctness" as well as "clear" (and perhaps the other "C's")? Are "clear and correct" still able to be seen as "neutral" terms? Why or why not?

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What are your views now on the features of "correctness" as well as "clear" (and perhaps the other "C's")? Are "clear and correct" still able to be seen as "neutral" terms? Why or why not?

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