Potent confusion...?

A correspondent says:

It appears this site depicts "Counter potent" as would be expected of "Potent Counter potent", depicts "Potent Counter potent" as would be expected of "Potent in point", and depicts "Potent in point" & "Potent in pale" as would be expected of "Potent" because neither "Potent in point" nor "Potent in pale" are not drawn by this site at this time.
Some consider both "Potent Counter potent" & "Counter potent" to be synonymous.
Additionally, this site identifies Potent as a Fur, correctly, but it does not identify Potent as anything more than a Fur, such as a pattern when tinctures are written.
Consider: "Potent Sa. and Az." or "Counterpotent Gu. and Or."