glen herrmannsfeldt wrote:

It isn't so much signal to noise, but the signal couples to the
other wires. Depending on which wires, it can make a big
difference in the signal at the other end.

Anything other than the desired signal is noise. Therefor signal from the
other wires is noise. There's even a word for that type of noise. It's
called crosstalk.

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