== fish: meat, not meat, or "meat" == 

 In the description of pescetarians, user:Flyer22 citing Merriam-Webster's dictionary edited the article to say: 
 A pescetarian diet, for example, includes "fish but no meat." 
 which is a change from: 
 A pescetarian diet, for example, includes fish but no other meats. 
 I recommend a revert back, because, whether they view it that way or not, fishes are members of the Animalia kingdom, and animal flesh used as food is considered meat, per Wikipedia. 
 Maybe this would be a nice compromise: 
 A pescetarian diet, for example, includes no meat except for fish, which some pescetarians do not view as meat. 
 Still, that wouldn't be true, because they, pescetarians, aren't saying that, unless it's referenced. It's a dictionary saying it. So, I recommend a revert back. What do the rest of you think? And, I'm sure you're doing a good job Flyer22, I don't mean this as a personal attack, but simply trying to find the best way for this article.