You still ignore the context that the person I was replying to was trying to lecture OP about 3D technical terms, while plainly getting the definition of "skinning" wrong in the process. c:
And again, "skinning" as a term never referred to what Surfd claimed it refers to. He could get away with calling a texture a skin with the excuse that a lot of games use the term "skin" to refer to to new textures (or sometimes even models) that a player can acquire, but not the process of applying a texture "skinning." Considering he specifically mentioned "skinning" and was challenging the OP on technical grounds, Surfd was just objectively wrong, no matter how you slice it.
Anyway, this really doesn't need to be an argument. I get your point when referring to common discourse between people who are perhaps aware of games, but not how they're developed, and will as such be familiar with different terminology. This was mainly aimed at Surfd who tried to correct somebody on technical grounds and got it wrong on said grounds.