Update guidance for "go to"

[daobrien]

https://stylepedia.net/style/6.2/#n

Includes an entry for "navigate to".

This has been discussed more than once in the past and is now in direct conflict with IBM:

navigate verb
Use only when a more direct verb, such as click, select, browse, or go to, is not applicable. Use only to provide
direction to a location (for example, “Navigate to the directory that contains the files that you want to edit”).

"Go to" is much simpler language and "covers more bases" (sometimes there's no actual navigation involved) and is also suitable when directing readers to other web sites, etc. For everyday purposes, click, select, and browse are more restrictive. So far I haven't encountered a case where "go to" doesn't work, but many cases where one or more of the other options do not work.

https://github.com/RedHatTraining/vale-styles/issues/365 is in place to work on this.

[julian-cable]

I would indeed endorse a move away from "navigate to" as the preferred wording in favour of simpler wording such as "go to".

@sffrench @rclee33 Any comments welcomed.

[rclee33]

I don't have a strong preference here - the proposed change sounds good to me!

[sffrench]

Sounds like a good change.

[julian-cable]

Some examples from David:

• Navigate to File > Save. > - Go to File > Save.
• Navigate to the Discovery channel. > - Go to the Discovery channel.
• Open a browser and navigate to http://whatever.com/ > - Open a browser and go to http://whatever.com/
• Navigate to the student user's home directory. > - Go to the student user's home directory.

[daobrien]

As expected (and described at least in part in IBM), there's going to be some
exceptions to this.

I don't have a "ruleset" at this point, but these sorts of things are showing
up:

1. Click the TabName tab. (Not "Go to...".)
2. For something like "File > Save", or anything else where that's the end of the
   operation, I would still use "click". In these cases you're not actually
   going anywhere, but rather doing something specific.

I'll add more as I think of them.

[julian-cable]

I guess it might be a question of something along the following lines:
Where you have used "click" or "select", continue to do so.
Where you previously used "navigate to", now use "go to" instead.

[rclee33]

I noticed another section where "navigate to" is documented in the Style Guide. I'm noting it here so that we can update this mention as well when the "go to" guidance is adopted.

Section 3.4.1.1 (under 3.4.1 https://stylepedia.net/style/6.2/#gui-elements-punctuation): "Navigating Through Multiple UI Options".