Proposal: Small language tweak for date header #95
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The menu section of "Today meeting ($date)" is a little quirky from a grammatical perspective. Ideally, it would read "Today*’s* meeting" (or 'meetings'). To sidestep this, a proposal for your consideration: • Remove the word "meeting" -- that way it's `Today ($date)` or `Tomorrow ($date)`. The word "meeting" is probably unnecessary since users know the list contains meetings in the first place :) Plus, this sidesteps needing to pluralize the word "meeting" based on how many there are. If you're interested, here's a super tiny PR to that effect :)
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If you don't mind, @timfee :) |
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No, thank you, @timfee!!) |
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The menu section of "Today meeting ($date)" is a little quirky from a grammatical perspective. Ideally, it would read "Today*’s* meeting" (or 'meetings').
To sidestep this, a proposal for your consideration:
• Remove the word "meeting" -- that way it's
Today ($date)orTomorrow ($date). The word "meeting" is probably unnecessary since users know the list contains meetings in the first place :) Plus, this sidesteps needing to pluralize the word "meeting" based on how many there are.If you're interested, here's a super tiny PR to that effect :)