Hello Tamara,
yes, that's the old question, I know ir and in each class in the US or
Australia we discuss it. In Germany we have three ground stitches,
half stitch - Halbschlag CT, linnen stitch - LeinenschlagCTC and
Ganzschlag sometimes as whole stitch and sometimes as linnen stitch
plus twist in English. We took this names from the Belge and most
Europeans do so except the English. the North Americans mostly
influenced from the English now have this problem. By the way the
Australians too.
The ground you mentioned we call in Germany Brüsseler Schlag - Brussels
stitch and it belongs to the Torchon grounds.
Hope this helps.
Greetings
Ilske
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