RE: Deprecated - is it a word?

["Chad LaCroix" <chad -at- architext-usa -dot- com>]

John asked -
>Hi, I'm in the UK, and I was about to write in some release notes that a
>given feature was "deprecated".


John, I found this as well.  I don't know how reliable the source is but
it's there.

"deprecated (term that is recommended not to be used anymore - this may have
different reasons, e.g. a misleading term, ambiguity and multiple meanings)"

http://www.cedar.at/terminology/env-term/datamodel_txt.html

Best,

Chad

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