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Make references to location name consistent across ui #61

Closed sethvincent closed 5 years ago

sethvincent commented 5 years ago

Feedback we received:

The "Location" and "Name" should be consistently described. For instance, in one place the 'Centario' is called a "Location" and another, it says "Name." Perhaps it could say "Location Name" instead in the second, lower spot?

We may want to change the title in the schema to support this https://github.com/openaq/openaq-data-format/blob/master/schemas/location.json#L20

Or make other changes to make things more consistent.

necoline commented 5 years ago

What is the distinction between location and the metadata name? I understand the feedback in the context of the example given, but the example below the name location and the metadata provide very different values. image

If the user is concerned that these should be consistent when they are actually different pieces of data, maybe we should rename the metadata name to reflect its distinct purpose? We could also add a tooltip describing what the metadata name should reflect.

sethvincent commented 5 years ago

@necoline That's a really good point. My initial thought is that we should remove the Location: AD0942A line altogether. I believe it's something that's populated by openaq-fetch and not something that can be changed here.

olafveerman commented 5 years ago

location is the name used by the data provider. I think it's useful keep it as a read-only field. It's the easiest way to match a station in OpenAQ to a station in the dataset of the data provider.

necoline commented 5 years ago

If I understand this correctly, location is the point of reference for the station and name is more of a user-friendly nickname that describes the site detailed under site details?

What is the difference between a site and a station?

necoline commented 5 years ago

Per my conversation with @olafveerman, we can add clarification regarding the location and name by: