Comp Sci Shouldn't this be "chunk deletion" instead of "chunk creation"?

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The discussion centers on the terminology used in relation to Google File System, specifically questioning whether "chunk deletion" is a more accurate term than "chunk creation." It highlights that many English-language sources provide similar, repetitive information, lacking detailed explanations. The term "chunk creation" refers to the initial process of creating chunks, which can complicate storage reclamation if it fails on some chunkservers. The need for clarity in terminology is emphasized to better understand the implications for storage management. Overall, the conversation underscores the importance of precise language in technical discussions.
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Google File System-Garbage Collection-Advantages of lazy garbage collection over eager deletion.
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Every sites is writing the same, so I think it's not an error.
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Source-: https://dirtysalt.github.io/html/gfs.html
https://www.cnblogs.com/fxjwind/archive/2012/07/17/2595494.html
https://riverferry.site/2021-01-26-The-Google-File-System/

The detailed explanations isn't available in much English based sites, most of them are just rehas of each others.(Didn't find googlebooks) so I had to use these sites.
 
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I don’t claim technical knowledge in this area but I think you may be misinterpreting what has been written.

The reference to ‘chunk creation’ appears to apply to the initial creation of chunks. If this fails on some chunkservers, then this makes storage reclamation (at some later time) more difficult. So the reclamation process needs to take this into account.
 
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