Sure, any resource would do (like copper coins needed to pay for maintenance of equipment), or just generic “units of resources”. My concern is that the term “utility” is used incorrectly in an otherwise excellent post that is tangentially related to the topic where its technical meaning matters, potentially propagating this popular misreading.
Sure, any resource would do (like copper coins needed to pay for maintenance of equipment), or just generic “units of resources”. My concern is that the term “utility” is used incorrectly in an otherwise excellent post that is tangentially related to the topic where its technical meaning matters, potentially propagating this popular misreading.
I replaced the term with ‘resource’ for now. (I think it’s sort of important for it to showcase ‘genericness’)
Thanks!