If there is an ice wall, then where are the south pole, the magnetic south pole and the southern pole of innaccesability located?
The magnetic south pole is located near the centre of the disk, in the Arctic Ocean near Canada.
The Geographic South Pole is located at the centre of the disk, on the opposite side to the Geographic North Pole.
The Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station is located directly beneath the South Celestial Pole to the south of Australia. This point holds no significance other than being beneath a South Celestial Pole.
In that case, would it not be better then if the FE folks made more use of the terms "hubward" and "rimward", rather than "north" and "south", as adjectives to describe geographic features on the surface of the disc? What you're saying seems to describe them all as being "north"?
Well, north and south are relative directions, in both FE and RE. So if something is to the north of me it is closer to the center; if it's south of me it's closer to the edge. It's not that difficult to figure out.
There was an attempt at one time to change the directional names to hubward, rimward, turnwise, and widdershins, but that proved too confusing to many of the noobs here so we've pretty much just gone back to the directional names with which everyone is familiar.
Haha you're exactly right! it doesnt matter though because doing simple things like that is too confusing for the FE folks. I dont think theres anyone on the whole forum thats had a straight answer that has made sense hahahaha.
Hmm. Tell me what you don't understand and I will try to explain it like I would to a six-year-old, so it's at a level you might be able to comprehend.