quasi-carnivore is a dumb term IMO. Or misleading i should say. I tend to have rather "liberal" terms for plants to meet my cp requirement, but i believe if a plant can attract insects, and insects are somehow immobilized on/by the plant, and the plant somehow gets nutrients from them (directly, indirectly, etc...), its a carnivorous plant. If you require a plant to attract, kill, and directly absorb nutrients from an insect, you are discarding Darlingtonia, Heliamphora, Bronchinia, Catopsis, Probosidea, Ibecella, Stylidium, a few Nepenthes, S. purpurea, Roridula, Byblis, and a few Drosera. To me, that is simply not ok, those are all cps in my eyes!