Interests tend to be nouns, while cred attributes tend to be adjectives or adverbs.
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Oscar J Carlton IV
on February 10, 2007
Pairs of elements would need to be mapped: If I tag a lot of posts with "programming," this won't match up with "programmer" cred.
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Discussion (6)
I give programming cred because it's the example cred.
We need to decide is cred is descriptive or if it's a list of skills.
it's the words you put in front of the word cred. punk cred, programming cred, pedantry cred.
Whatever, golden beard.
But I can't change Breedlove's misnomer cred to misnoming.
misnomer is the more common noun form. what's the confusion?