[Gzz] Wording: "Transfork"

[Benja Fallenstein]

Hi all,

Just came up with a good replacement for what I earlier, badly, called 
"transcopying." A *transfork* is a form of transclusion where we create 
a new version of the transcluded object (cell or bunch of cells). That 
is, with this we have two forms of transcluding cells: Cloning (where we 
put the *same* version in two contexts, so that if we change it in one 
context, it also changes in the other); and transforking (where we 
create a *different* version, so that if we change one version, the 
other doesn't change). In both cases, the transclusions remain connected 
(but of course, that's implicit in the word, "transclusion").

Transforks are needed because we need to be able to have several 
versions of the same thing available at the same time for 
intercomparison of alternatives.

- Benja