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Change "What it is" heading in definition template #2242

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nate-double-u opened this issue Jul 19, 2023 · 3 comments
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Change "What it is" heading in definition template #2242

nate-double-u opened this issue Jul 19, 2023 · 3 comments
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nate-double-u commented Jul 19, 2023

The heading "What it is" would be more grammatically correct as: "What is it?"

This update would involve changing the template in the Style Guide and updating all the en language terms that have been added so far.

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fine for me :)

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rolfedh commented Aug 22, 2023

  • I like the proposed changes, @nate-double-u. Generally, titles that ask questions spur readers' curiosity, engagement, and retention.
  • Although we could express the other section titles as questions, this parallelism isn't essential. I find that variation (versus repetition) increases engagement.
  • I also support the alternative proposal to remove the first subheading (minimalism). Readers assume the first paragraph describes the topic.

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after long discussion about this topic among the maintainers, the consensus is to remove the what it is header. see #2575

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