The first two implications are trivial. In [2], the second author showed that every almost α-continuous function is η-continuous. In [1], Dickman, Porter and Rubin proved that every η-continuous is θ-continuous and hence weakly continuous. Although θ-continuous functions behave, in general, nicely, they may cause some unexpected problems. For example, if f :X → Y is θ-continuous, then f :X → f(...