Closed (fixed)
Project:
Drupal core
Version:
7.x-dev
Component:
comment.module
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
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Created:
12 Sep 2008 at 10:48 UTC
Updated:
26 Aug 2011 at 03:56 UTC
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Comment #1
brianV commentedIn 7.x, this discrepancy still exists.
The default comment link is titles 'Add new comment', while the comment form page is titled 'Reply to comment' and the actual comment form is titled 'Reply'
These three elements need to be made consistent with one another.
I would propose 'Add a new comment' as a good replacement for all three. I've attached a patch to implement that; of course, alternate suggestions are encouraged.
Also tagging for Usablity.
Comment #2
brianV commentedComment #3
catchLooks good to me, also aligns well with 'Add new content' - is there a problem using 'Add new comment' everything though and skipping the 'a'?
Comment #4
brianV commentedNo problem. Just 'Add a new comment' makes better grammatical sense then 'Add new comment'.
If the concensus is that it should be changed, I will.
Comment #5
dries commented"Add a new comment" doesn't flow as fast as "Add new comment". Can we standardize on "Add new comment" first, and then debate the "a" as a follow-up -- can be done in the same issue.
Comment #6
brianV commentedNew patch with 'Add new comment' across the board.
Comment #7
dries commentedCommitted this patch. Let's keep discussing the 'a' now.
Comment #8
brianV commentedI don't know how much discussion is needed, since there isn't a 'right' way and a 'wrong' way.
'Add new comment' does indeed flow better as you pointed out. 'Add a new comment' seems a little more 'correct'.
However, it's not a big enough deal to make it worth patching. The purpose is clearly communicated in both strings, so I am happy enough just leaving it as it is.
Comment #9
catchSince BrianV is happy with the change as is I'm going to mark this to fixed.
Comment #10
Shai commentedWoot, woot! I filed this issue in Nov. '07 (http://drupal.org/node/189659) and a discussion went back and forth with different possibilities that didn't coalesce before code froze for 6.... 42 posts in all. But here, just 9 posts and three days, and voila -- a commit for 7! Sometimes the world is just ready for something, no hassle necessary :)
Thanks for all the great work brianV, Dries, and catch.
Shai