Trying to add a new master page to an existing document

I don't care what they call it, but the implementation could use some help. Perhaps to avoid confusion, Adobe could go through all the doucumentation on all of their sites, tutorials and videos that refer to Master Pages and change them to something like "Parent Pages - Previously Called Master Pages".

> "Some might decry this as a PC change"

Of course it's a PC change; Adobe's own documentation states this, with the reasoning of "inclusive language."

And respectfully, it does NOT make sense.

In nearly all computer nomenclature that I can quickly think of, a PARENT is an object, which has linked sub-objects called CHILDREN. Whereas a MASTER is the "reference that others are based on."

The top of a linked group, is the PARENT. The sub-objects are CHILDREN. This does NOT mean that the CHILD objects inheret all attributes of the PARENT; often, they retain their own sub-attributes.

Similarly, a MASTER volume is the overall volume of a mix. The names of PARENT and CHILD, in context of editing, mean completely different things than MASTER.

Is Premiere going to soon have PARENT audio tracks, instead of MASTER tracks? Will performing a final mix be called "Create PARENT mix?"

This is an incredibly ill-conceived change.