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The pull request introduces several modifications to the organized/docs/faq/general.md document. Key changes include the addition of new sections addressing the app's availability, nature, and language support. Specifically, it clarifies that the app is free, not available in traditional app stores, and emphasizes its local functionality. The language support has also been updated to reflect an increase from "more than 20" to "around 30" languages. These changes aim to enhance user understanding of the app's features and availability.

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organized/docs/faq/general.md - Added section: "Is Organized free?"
- Added section: "Can I download the Organized app from the Play Store, App Store, Microsoft Store, or other app stores?"
- Added section: "Is Organized a web/cloud-based, or native app?"
- Updated language support from "more than 20 languages" to "around 30 languages"

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  • Update welcome-to-organized.md #403: The changes in welcome-to-organized.md include a new section that clarifies the app's functionality as not being web/cloud-based, which directly relates to the new section added in the main PR about the app's nature.

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organized/docs/faq/general.md (4)

13-13: Consider rewording for clarity

The updated description is more precise, but the parenthetical clarification might be confusing to some users. Consider rewording to make it clearer:

-Organized is a PWA app, meaining it operates in your device's browser (while not being web/cloud-based). Simply visit the [organized-app.com](https://organized-app.com) link, and you will open the app right away.
+Organized is a PWA (Progressive Web App) that operates in your device's browser. Unlike traditional web apps, it works locally on your device. Simply visit [organized-app.com](https://organized-app.com) to open the app right away.

This rewording maintains the key information while presenting it in a more straightforward manner.


17-19: Excellent instructions for PWA installation

The updated section provides clear and helpful instructions for installing the PWA. It effectively explains the benefits of PWAs and guides users through the installation process.

One minor note: There's a typo in the previous section (line 13) - "meaining" should be "meaning".


35-39: Excellent explanation of app architecture and benefits

This new section provides a clear and comprehensive explanation of the app's nature, emphasizing its local functionality and offline capabilities. It effectively communicates the benefits of this approach in terms of security and convenience.

To further enhance this section, consider adding a brief mention of data synchronization:

 This approach provides significant benefits in terms of security and convenience. Since your data is stored locally, you maintain full control over it. Additionally, because Organized isn't internet-dependent, you can continue to use it without needing a constant connection – ideal for managing congregation tasks wherever you are.
+When an internet connection is available, the app synchronizes your data securely, ensuring that your information is up-to-date across all your devices.

This addition would provide a complete picture of how the app handles data both offline and online.


50-51: Consider the tone of the "translation invitation"

A static analysis tool suggested avoiding the phrase "feel free to" for more professional writing. However, in the context of this FAQ, the friendly and approachable tone is appropriate. The current phrasing invites users to contribute to translations in a welcoming manner.

If you decide to revise, you could consider alternatives like:

  • "we invite you to check out our [Crowdin.com translation project]"
  • "you're welcome to explore our [Crowdin.com translation project]"

However, the current phrasing is perfectly acceptable for this context, and changing it is not necessary.

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[style] ~50-~50: The phrase ‘feel free to’ is used quite frequently. Consider using a less frequent alternative to set your writing apart from others and make it sound more professional.
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[style] ~50-~50: The phrase ‘feel free to’ is used quite frequently. Consider using a less frequent alternative to set your writing apart from others and make it sound more professional.
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organized/docs/faq/general.md (4)

7-9: Great addition to the FAQ!

This new section clearly addresses the important question of whether the app is free. It's transparent about the app's pricing model and encourages user support through donations, which is a good approach for maintaining a free app.


21-25: Informative addition about app store availability

This new section effectively addresses the question of app store availability. It clearly explains the current situation and provides insight into future plans for app store distribution. The explanation of native wrappers and their benefits is informative and helps users understand the development strategy.


47-47: Approved update to language support information

The change from "more than 20 languages" to "around 30 languages" reflects the growth in language support for the app. The flexible phrasing of "around 30" is appropriate for a feature that may continue to evolve. The list of example languages effectively illustrates the app's broad linguistic reach.


Line range hint 1-51: Overall excellent updates to the FAQ

The changes made to this FAQ document significantly enhance its content and user-friendliness. The new sections address important questions about the app's nature, availability, and features, while the revisions to existing sections provide more accurate and up-to-date information.

Key improvements include:

  1. Clarification on the app's free status and the role of donations
  2. Detailed explanation of the PWA nature and installation process
  3. Information about future plans for app store availability
  4. Clear description of the app's architecture and its benefits
  5. Updated language support information

These changes will greatly assist users in understanding the Organized app and its capabilities. Great work on improving the documentation!

@ux-git ux-git merged commit 70db886 into main Oct 20, 2024
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@rhahao rhahao deleted the ux-git-patch-2 branch December 9, 2024 19:05
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