My point is just that what we actually do inside what is currently referred to as the "filter" parameter is really more "operating" than "filtering". The common view of a filter is probably someting that *"filters out" stuff to get a subset of the input*, but that is just a small sample of what we normally do within this parameter... hence more suitably named "operations" IMO. Perhaps eve "actions" or simply "do" for a more colloquial parameter name... *Hey, I really like "do"!* As you note, the concept of "filtering" is in deed a subset of "operating" so it is more a matter of a title promotion.
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