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Hi Tom,I didn't mean to target you or call you a liar, and I apologize for that.I also didn't realize that you were the only one putting forth this sentiment. Given that, I should have more carefully responded to your post. While you say that great and fun are synonymous, you yourself probably assign different connotations to each word. Also, you yourself have probably characterized courses (maybe not out loud) as being "fun" and "great" without using the words interchangeably. This is what I meant when I said you were not entirely honest.To respond to your post, you have not won the war on logic because we are not operating with the same definitions. For you, perhaps all you want is fun golf, but there are other aims in GCA which I previously addressed such as "a good test of golf."Assume that I accept that the only goal of GCA is fun and that this should be the only metric (not a bad metric IMO). Then there is still value is using differing synonyms to describe courses, just as we use "cute", "pretty", and "beautiful" to describe women. These words may be hard to separate by "parsing", but they certainly mean different things in this context.