I understand perfectly what you are saying, but this is kind of like penny vs cent. The coin has the appearance of having a clipped section missing, call it what you want, but I think the name clipped planchet will persist.
Hey, you too. I see NYC virus is declining. Be careful. One final thing, just took a quick look on e-bay under "clipped coins" and see slabbed examples from all TPG's that call them clipped.
I never knew error nomenclature could get so heated. These discussions need to be put on Pay-Per-View
And understandably so, it became the catch-all phrase so all the types can be grouped under one heading in many publications and sites. However, traditionalists still prefer to use the more technically correct descriptions. Each to their own, at the end of the day the world would be a pretty boring place if we were all the same