I have been reading the source code and docs for an unreleased
operating system / programming language. The author was rather
strongly influenced by the books Starting Forth and Thinking
Forth (which I gave him). The problem is that at times he
writes things like this: "Unlike Forth, which has [attribute A],
this new language has [attribute B]" which are true about the
Forth described in those two books, but not true of Forth in
general. What I need in order to properly proofread/edit those
statements is a modifier. Something like "One early Forth" or
"Classic Forth" or some such. My question is, what wording
should I suggest?
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