The F.F.T. definition that I gave is correct (see Oppenheim and Schaffer in English and many books in many languages), and the definition that you gave is wrong in defining F.F.T. by F.F.T. (like defining blond by blond).
Your statement is nonsense, unless you suggest that an FFT does not produce the same results as the same DFT. I'm quite sure that Ron would be astonished to hear that, too.
Now, we all know, you included, that you engaged in unethical, dishonest selective quoting when you originally isolated the comment about the FFT from the context of efficiency, so we know that your original claim of a "mistake" was maliciously and willfully constructed on your part, by selective quoting and removal of context from my statements. This, alone, proves the punitive nature of your actions.
What makes this even more laughable is that the complaint you've chosen to illicitly construct and then pursue is utterly, astonishingly wrong. If an FFT isn't built of smaller FFT's, then why is one of the most famous recursive implimentations exactly that? The answer, of course, is once again that my statement, even after your unethical abridgement and extraction from context, is still utterly, absolutely, and perfectly correct. Again, you seek to use the ignorance of the audience to mislead, and in doing so, demonstrate serious ethical misbehavior.
Your attempted confusion of valid inductive reasoning with circular reasoning is noted.
You are a phony.