Dick Adams wrote:
> I'll claim some credit for popularizing the term "inoculation".
> if not introducing it, at r.f.s.
>
> But we have clearly gone over the top here. Inoculation
> means no more than introducing the microorganisms to
> the dough (or whatever else is to be infected with them).
>
> Where the dough is built by stages from the starter culture,
> it is the first stage that is inoculated. Following stages are
> feedings or refreshments. (A mother sponge is grown from
> inoculum once in its lifetime, and rebuilt thereafter by feedings.)
>
> Who am I to diddle the meanings of words? Well, if not
> me, who?
>
> Everything I am trying to say here, and more, is shown in
> pictures at <http://home.att.net/~carlsfriends/dickpics/cmpd%5Fwthcurve.GIF>
> Inoculation there occurs once, at the lower left.

Ah - there on the left bottom:

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but what that's got to do with the phoneline is beyond my sourdough
understanding.



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