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Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#8 | help_11.patch | 4.56 KB | Gurpartap Singh |
#6 | help_10.patch | 4.94 KB | RobRoy |
#3 | help_8.patch | 3.79 KB | kkaefer |
#2 | help_7.patch | 3.16 KB | kkaefer |
remove-moderation.patch | 1.3 KB | kkaefer | |
Comments
Comment #1
kkaefer CreditAttribution: kkaefer commentedIt's actually a bug
Comment #2
kkaefer CreditAttribution: kkaefer commentedChanged some strings as well to account recent changes (i.e. blocks are not longer restricted to sidebars).
Comment #3
kkaefer CreditAttribution: kkaefer commentedUpdated.
Comment #4
webchickPatch that impacts the string freeze. Changing status to critical task. Will try and review tomorrow when I am more awake.
Comment #5
webchickComment #6
RobRoy CreditAttribution: RobRoy commentedThe previous patch introduced some typos and funky wording. This improves those typos and improves the help text.
Comment #7
drummI think 'Further' can be left out.
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should go outside t() on the last part (the one that is only one sentence).Comment #8
Gurpartap Singh CreditAttribution: Gurpartap Singh commented<p>
doesn't need to go out of t(), it's multi-line text. Also, restored the "Futher ..." line. Rest is same as appears in above patches.Comment #9
drummCommitted to HEAD.
'node' should be replaced with 'post' and/or 'content.'
Comment #10
kkaefer CreditAttribution: kkaefer commentedI don’t think that ‘node’ should be replaced with something else. Users might see that term somewhere and will look it up on the help page.
Comment #11
drummAny UI text that mentions 'node' is a bug. node should strictly be an API term.
Comment #12
webchickEr. But this is a glossary? Surely it makes sense to mention it here? There's help for "Node" module listed at the top; it's reasonable to assume that someone might see that and wonder, "What's a node?" What better place to find the answer to this question than in the glossary?
Comment #13
webchickFurther, "node" is in all content URLs, which is as "user-facing text" as you can get. Again, it makes sense to have a definition here.
Comment #14
drummOkay.