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I would agree with your assessment. &nbsp;I've also heard/used &quot;hard cut&quot;. &nbsp;Never heard &quot;flash cut&quot; before.<br />
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As for the alternate, migration or overlay or soft cut are terms that I've seen to describe a non hard cut.
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I would agree with your assessment.  I've also heard/used "hard cut".  Never heard "flash cut" before.

As for the alternate, migration or overlay or soft cut are terms that I've seen to describe a non hard cut.

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So a hard cut to you is what? &nbsp;<br />
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Moving devices without reconfiguration?<br />
New devices with new configurations?<br />
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I'm wanting to see how others constitute what a cut is?
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So a hard cut to you is what?  

Moving devices without reconfiguration?
New devices with new configurations?

I'm wanting to see how others constitute what a cut is?

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I'm pretty sure they mean the same thing, and it depends on the person. &nbsp;How do you perceive these two methods? &nbsp;<br />
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Other terms - I have an idea on all these terms but wanted some opinions. <br />
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Parallel cut<br />
Inside Move<br />
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-BONUS if you guys have some other terms that relate to this, let me know!
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I'm pretty sure they mean the same thing, and it depends on the person.  How do you perceive these two methods?  


Other terms - I have an idea on all these terms but wanted some opinions. 

Parallel cut
Inside Move


-BONUS if you guys have some other terms that relate to this, let me know!

Flash cut vs hot cut

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