Re: name of worker/engineer

>>nick
>> A current experiment is splitting the settlers into settlers and
>> worker/engineer.
>>
>> may I suggest the name "digger" for the worker/engineer.
>>
>> Consider what the unit does, it digs irrigation ditches to irrigate,
holes
>> in the ground to mine, cuts and fills the landscape for roads, etc.
>
>Davor
>I think that worker works fine and in a better way simbolizes
>what the unit actually does. And it might be hard to distui-
>nguish between ordinary workers and engineers if we do that.

nick
I always associated the term "worker" with the city's population
that was assigned to work in the various terrain squares around
the city. I suggested the term "digger" to be different from
the city's population. Unless a different term exists?



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