Make the distinction between source and platform releases clearer #364
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The current wording seems to make the difference too subtle for a casual reader; try to clear this up by: - naming the latest release "source" instead of "stable" release, to make clearer what it is that we're showing the version for. - reword the button to "Downloads" for a platform, which makes it a noun for the available downloads, rather than a verb which can too easily be taken to mean "download this version" This should reduce the incidence of people complaining that the version in the front is erroneous.
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Make the distinction between source and platform releases clearer
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The current wording seems to make the difference too subtle for a casual
reader; try to clear this up by:
make clearer what it is that we're showing the version for.
for the available downloads, rather than a verb which can too easily
be taken to mean "download this version"
This should reduce the incidence of people complaining that the version
in the front is erroneous.
Ideas from #268. Possibly not perfect, but it should help.