You miss the point of semantics. The word I use does what I want it to do. Nothing that you said is an argument that I didn’t succeed in communicating what I wanted to communicate.
Regardless I think that healthy is an adjective that applicable to biosystems. I went to multiple community organisation barcamps and the related professionals do speak about the health of online communities.
Only say ‘rational’ when you can’t eliminate the word.
Why nitpick terminology without addressing the substance?
Addressing semantics is important if you want to have a healthy garden.
A garden cannot be healthy. A garden is not an organism. Only the plants and animals in the garden can be healthy.
(A meta-level comment on social benefits of nitpicking.)
A garden is an ecosystem. Ecosystems can be healthy or not.
You miss the point of semantics. The word I use does what I want it to do. Nothing that you said is an argument that I didn’t succeed in communicating what I wanted to communicate.
Regardless I think that healthy is an adjective that applicable to biosystems. I went to multiple community organisation barcamps and the related professionals do speak about the health of online communities.