But maybe this criticism misses the whole point of Field's program. As we saw, Field does not require that a mathematical theory M be true for it to be used. Only its conservativeness is demanded. So, if M is added to a body B* of nominalistic claims, no new nominalistic conclusion is obtained which was not obtained by B* alone. In other words, what Field's strategy asks for is the formulation of appropriate nominalistic bodies of claims to which mathematics can be applied. The same point holds for metalogical results: provided that they are applied to nominalistic claims, Field is fine.