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Fix F108 title, tweak G219 #3133

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@patrickhlauke patrickhlauke commented Mar 31, 2023

  • for G219, the title and wording are incorrect. they seem to suggest that "dragging movements" are not "single pointer" gestures, which they are (if they only involve a single pointer). what counts is that the alternative must be non-dragging-based and single pointer. Closes G219 for 2.5.7 Dragging Movement is misleading #3128
  • for F108, the title is incomplete (from when the SC number, and final title of the SC, weren't finalised yet)

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Dragging movements can be single pointer gestures as well, it's not an either/or
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mbgower commented Apr 3, 2023

@patrickhlauke thanks for tackling.
I'm not entirely convinced that the title needs to be altered by making it longer, but I do think the wording changes in the techniques documents are good.
To me, if the title was simply "Ensuring that an alternative is available for dragging movements that operate on content" no one would likely be quibbling about it, since obviously the need is an alternative to dragging. Saying non-dragging here seems pretty redundant, at least in the title.
So, one way to shorten this title and make it clearer could be to actually just remove 'single-pointer'. All the changes in the document could still stand -- because of course it needs to be a single-pointer action.
I think it's okay for the failure to be more explicit, and that wording is already in place in any event, but I think for the sake of brevity, I'd be inclined to reduce length, not increase. Just a suggestion, and I'm fine with proposed language if anyone thinks it necessary.

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As I mentioned in the conversation, all changes make sense. I've made a suggestion for shortening the general technique title.

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patrickhlauke commented Apr 3, 2023 via email

patrickhlauke and others added 2 commits April 3, 2023 21:48
Co-authored-by: Mike Gower <mikegower@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Mike Gower <mikegower@gmail.com>
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currently on the road, let me check this when i'm back thursday night before doing anything with it...

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updated the link to the technique with the shorter title

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Looks like a no-brainer. Ready for survey?

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G219 for 2.5.7 Dragging Movement is misleading
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