Quote from: Gisado on May 17, 2015, 08:36:59 AM

Quote from: Armis on May 17, 2015, 08:32:28 AM

Muhammed and Gisado, to claim that simply because the word "charity" is in the phrase means it's a charity, that same logic would also mean that it is also an Investment firm and a Philanthropic org, and a Inventions shop, and a Ideas house because all of those words are in the same phrase.

Keep in mind that the words are arranged like this:
Philanthropic Investment and Charity for Inventions, Startups, and Ideas
not like this:
Philanthropic Investment Charity Inventions Startups Ideas
or like this:
Philanthropic Investment Inventions Startups Ideas for Charity

the first one is a phrase, the second one is simply an array of words, and the third one is an array of words directed to a very specific word, in that last case you could reasonable assume its about a charity.

I assumed it was a charity based on "(snip)Charity for Inventions, Startups, and Ideas" - it can be read as charity dedicated for inventions, startups, and ideas.

hahahaa, no it can't ...

Your reference to "it" relates to the name of the company, the plan, the endeavor, the site, its name is "PICISI" it's a one-word name, not a 6 word name or a 9 word namephrase.

Using any reasonable logic you should not arrive at the conclusion that "it" is a Charity unless you are lead there by someone making that suggestion.
For example if someone said to you: "Do you think this is a Charity: 'Philanthropic Investment and Charity for Inventions, Startups, and Ideas'?" The question is leading you to the answer they want. Likewise, if someone else were to say: "Do you think this is a Philanthropic organization: 'Philanthropic Investment and Charity for Inventions, Startups, and Ideas'?" that questioner is leading you in the direction 'Philanthropic org'.

The words are not arrayed in a random order, they are specifically placed and include prepositions and punctuations so they are not simply words they are grammatically connected words that make a phrase. This: "Philanthropic Investment and Charity for Inventions, Startups, and Ideas" is totally different on paper or said aloud than this "Philanthropic Investment Charity Inventions Startups Ideas".

Question: How many places do you see where it says that PICISI is a crowdfunding site? And how many places do you see it say PICISI is anything other than a crowdfunding site? So it's ok to think its a ice cream store because it sounds like your favorite ice cream flavor (pistachio), but when you are told what it is and nothing else directly disputes the fact its not an issue its an observation.