Re: name of worker/engineer

>> >nick
>> > I object to the term "worker" because I believe
>> > that term already refers to the city's population
>> > working the surrounding squares.
>>
>>Jason Dorje Short
>> Sort of true.  I don't know if this is referred to anywhere except in
code.
>
>Christian
>The common term in helpdata.txt is "citizen". "worker" is used only 3
times.
>I suggest to replace these occurences with "citizen" to remove the
ambiguity
>Nicholas has mentioned.

I thought that the term "citizen" referred to the total population
of the city, which was then divided into four different types
of employment;
- elvis
- scientist
- taxman
- worker



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