Seinori Kado/Masanori Kado(@kdmsnr)
If pattern language is “an expression of the wisdom of the experts that can be used by the layman,” then it’s not a matter of summarizing the wisdom of the layman.
- Collecting layman’s idea does not make [pattern language
- After collecting a lot of Specific Information, what is found is pattern.
- An amateur here is someone who lacks a stock of Specific Experience within him.
- A “layman’s idea” interpreted based on little information is not concrete fact at that point, but Personal Interpretation. is not a concrete fact but a Personal Interpretation at that time.
- Collecting and organizing them doesn’t result in useful patterns.
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