This was originally proposed for dropping by @vinishgarg . I second the motion. If we get a third, this becomes a dropped term.
Before this can be considered as a glossary entry, we have to decide which is the version that would be considered, the acronym or the actual written expression — Create Once, Publish Everywhere.
If we treat consistently under the current approach — acronyms being handled as synonymous entries to the primary entry — then the primary entry would be 'Create Once, Publish Everywhere' and 'COPE' would be a synonymous redirect entry. Then the discussion is framed correctly. Do we include 'Create Once, Publish Everywhere' as a primary entry or not?
My opinion is we do not, because it is too similar to the idea of 'omnichannel', which is already an entry. So maybe 'COPE' and 'Create Once, Publish Everywhere' are treated as synonym entries that redirect to omnichannel and they are briefly explained there in that definition as a synonymous idea?
This was originally proposed for dropping by @vinishgarg . I second the motion. If we get a third, this becomes a dropped term.
Before this can be considered as a glossary entry, we have to decide which is the version that would be considered, the acronym or the actual written expression — Create Once, Publish Everywhere.
If we treat consistently under the current approach — acronyms being handled as synonymous entries to the primary entry — then the primary entry would be 'Create Once, Publish Everywhere' and 'COPE' would be a synonymous redirect entry. Then the discussion is framed correctly. Do we include 'Create Once, Publish Everywhere' as a primary entry or not?
My opinion is we do not, because it is too similar to the idea of 'omnichannel', which is already an entry. So maybe 'COPE' and 'Create Once, Publish Everywhere' are treated as synonym entries that redirect to omnichannel and they are briefly explained there in that definition as a synonymous idea?