Terms not concepts 
I think at some point I saw in my watchlist a comment from someone about some kind of term not being a concept. I was puzzled at the time, and now today you have reverted the inclusion of a terms category in a concepts category. (I am wondering if that was you not too long ago). I am also wondering if you have some special knowledge, perhaps based in some study of philosophy of language or metaphysics, or if this is your general impression? I'm in a pretty embarrassing spot here, as pretty clearly any term is also a concept (this is not intended to count for physical objects which can also be "thought of"). The only question is about organizing the subject matter according to some ontology that makes sense. There are many "terminology" categories, and I basically see them as "junk" categories where articles that are hard to classify end up. I can't be everywhere, but in the areas I take care of, I dutifully remove articles from "terminology" categories and place them in the appropriate subcategory of "concepts". So please help me understand where you are coming from. Perhaps give me an example of a term that is not a concept.  (talk)