Original sentence: " Presently, Mark Storey is authoring an article detailing historical use of the terms naturism and nudism and how they differ between different cultures, countries, and time periods in history.A History of Terms He is planning on publishing a revised article as soon as additional information and errors are corrected.Although the meanings of the two terms are virtually identical, they often have different connotations for those who prefer one to the other.At the time of its former release in October 2004 it was titled Naturism, Nudism, or Nameless.In America, people who believe that it is physically, socially, emotionally, and perhaps spiritually healthy to go about fully nude individually and in groups of mixed gender, wherever the weather permits and others are not offended, generally refer to themselves as "nudists".In Europe, such people more often than not, refer to themselves as "naturists.In a telephone interview by Daniel Johnson on 15 April 2006 with Storey he stated that "a draft of the piece was posted on the "References" page of The Naturist Society web site  for a few weeks".In his book, Cinema Au Naturel (Introduction on page 11), author Mark Storey states notes "two related terms that we will continually run across are nudist and naturist