I liked it because I thought, yeah, I've never read submissions where they spent two pages on acronyms. So let's go there. I'm going to read it because, really, it's word for word. So, comments on acronyms. They said "PC": product certificate—easily understood. "PCB": product certificate body. The body implies a group of people, not a single person. They suggested that we change it from "PCB" to "PCP", which is, we suggested a person not a board. So instead of it being PCB, they would like it to be PCP. Anyway, "PC" schemes is the product certification schemes. They also suggested that "MMC", which is the modern methods of constructions, be changed to something called "awesome"—"OSM"—and that is because they are suggesting the more appropriate moniker would be off site manufacture, which is "OSM". For me that says "awesome". 