Feature: Is there a distinction between inclusive and exclusive?

Feature URL:
http://grambank.clld.org/parameters/GB028
Description

(By Hannah J. Haynie): "Is there a pronoun or other marker that explicitly marks the inclusion of an interlocutor? This feature is not restricted to the pronominal system but includes person indexing as well. If inclusive is marked overtly in either the pronominal system or through verbal marking this is sufficient to trigger a 1 for this feature, even if exclusive has no overt morphological marking."

Relation to Grammaticon concepts

This Grambank feature seems to be about distinctions in independent personal pronouns and bound person forms (= person indexing). Clusivity refers to the distinction in non-singular forms between 'speaker and addressee' (inclusive) and 'speaker and someone else, not including the addressee (exclusive)'. ("Inclusion of an interlocutor" sounds vague; what is meant is the inclusion of the addressee in the set that includes the speaker.)