Finite-symmetric-difference parity colouring ($\epsilon (A)=|A△R|\mathrm{mod}2$)

Choose one representative $R$ for each equivalence class of infinite sets under finite symmetric difference. The colour $|A△R|\mathrm{mod}2$ changes on removing one point. Every cone $[M{]}^{\omega }$ therefore contains opposite-coloured sets $M$ and $M\setminus \{\min M\}$. Either colour family is a non-Ramsey set of infinite subsets. Choice of representatives is essential to this construction, which does not claim a definable regular family.