Not at all what I meant, as I suspect you know. "Equal time" is a standard expression. "More" was functioning adjectivally to modify it. DfK instead understood "more" as an adverb modifyiing "equal," used adjectivally to modify the noun "time." Some writers, especially British ones, especially fifty or more years ago, would have avoided ambiguity by hyphenating "equal time." Of course back then "equal time" might have been a new enough expression that quoting it would have been justifiable, which also would have removed all confusion. But for pscan to quote it now would give the impression that it was being used in a sense other than that which has become standard and thus doing so would merely add another layer of murk.
Sorry about that. Just doing some warm-up exercises before getting to work. And since Jason has already declared this thread silly, I figure a little pointless pedantry will fit right in.
