Sort-using term the target user might not know

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In the documentation of sort feature, it states that "The sorting is done according to ASCII sequence, but is case-insensitive (i.e. adam has precedence over Beatrice when sorted in ascending order)" Target user may not know the term "ASCII".

Suggetion: The sorting is done according to alphanumerical order, but is case-insensitive (i.e. adam has precedence over Beatrice when sorted in ascending order).

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Team's Response

In the specific sentence quoted, the word "ASCII" contains a hyperlink to another site where the term "ASCII" is explained. However, we hear you and we will certainly include it in the glossary too in a future iteration.

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• [x] I disagree

Reason for disagreement:

I still think that instead of providing a hyperlink for a user to understand how ASCII sequences work, and how comparators involving ASCII sequences work, it is better to just state "The sorting is done according to alphanumerical order, but is case-insensitive", this will be much more straightforward for a user to understand, especially a non-tech background user. So I still consider it as an improvement under explanation -> using terms the reader might not know.

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