Words: copy and language consistency/improvements everywhere #404
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Most look good. Only one I question is the last one, where it says "Try to follow "mattwiebe@wp.test..." . Not sure what is meant by "try to follow" .... like, "go ahead and try...good luck making that work!" LOL. |
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Ha thanks for the catch! |
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The readme needed a lot of attention since we now have a blog-wide user since #342!
Otherwise, I have consolidated naming things as Blog profile and Author profile for user-facing documentation. We call them
Blog_UserandUserin code but this seems to be better user-facing language.I've also made some edits to make things more idiosyncratically English, such as removing hyphens and capitalizations that are typical auf Deutsch.