Closed fionaglasgow closed 2 years ago
Thanks @fionaglasgow
I agree this should be consistent throughout and that reorder (non-hyphenated) is the correct, or at least more common, form.
Apart from where the text is specifically reproducing the terminology from OpenRefine (eg directing the user to a menu) I think we should use ‘reorder’
A PR to this effect would be welcome
Kia ora,
As part of the checkout process I propose a minor change to Chapter 6: Working with columns and sorting.
I suggest a minor change of wording relating to re-order vs reorder:
to be replaced by:
Motivation for suggested change:
There are two variations on "reorder" in use on this page, which, while minor, is inconsistent.
It might be worth having a discussion to see which way it goes, ie, the "reorders" could be changed to "re-orders", given that that is how it is spelled in OpenRefine, even though I don't believe that is technically grammatically correct. The remainder of the lesson uses reorder, for what it's worth.
Fiona Glasgow Research Support Librarian University of Otago