# 05E Vocabulary in Context

Keep me informed of important changes, but ignore information that does not affect the current decision.
If the info is unclear, ask another question and give the other person time to explain the nature of the problem.
A concrete example can help me figure out which detail matters before I ask a more focused question.
I answered the first question, but several questions remained unanswered because the necessary evidence was absent.
The answers should explain the relevant context and indicate when an unknown detail needs another check.
Clarifying the meaning of a term prevents confusion when the same word represents different ideas in different contexts.
The result indicates a problem, but it does not identify the cause without additional analysis.
I am curious about the design, but I need to distinguish an interesting question from an urgent requirement.
I could not fathom the explanation until someone gave me a concrete example with ordinary numbers.
The listener asked for a succinct answer rather than a substantial collection of loosely related facts.
A tip may be helpful, but a thorough explanation should clarify the reasoning behind it.