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- KangaCoder
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
update the promotion notice in studios
This is what you see when you want to promote someone in the 3.0 studios:
I feel like that wording can be changed. Instead of “Do you want to promote this person to manager? ”
It should be “Do you want to promote to manager?” It just feels more grammatically “accurate” and just less awkard.
The current wording is basically saying: “Do you want to visit this person tomorrow? Bob”
Possible Mockup and CSS code provided by @han614698:
The code would be:
they can just set the use the css
I feel like that wording can be changed. Instead of “Do you want to promote this person to manager? ”
It should be “Do you want to promote to manager?” It just feels more grammatically “accurate” and just less awkard.
The current wording is basically saying: “Do you want to visit this person tomorrow? Bob”
Possible Mockup and CSS code provided by @han614698:
The code would be:
they can just set the use the css
<span>Would you like to promote <span id=“promoter”></span> to manager?</span>
Last edited by KangaCoder (Aug. 11, 2021 21:56:15)
- han614698
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
update the promotion notice in studios
mockup and stuff
it's not difficult to implement either. i made most of the code already.
they can just set the use the css
it's not difficult to implement either. i made most of the code already.
they can just set the use the css
.promoter{ value:**username**; )
- ScolderCreations
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
update the promotion notice in studios
Support, the message looks really rushed and a bit confusing. It looks like it's addressing you as the person you're promoting.
- jvvg
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
update the promotion notice in studios
While it's a fairly small change, I think it would make the wording a bit clearer and less awkward.
- 290Scratcher
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
update the promotion notice in studios
Support for these tiny changes!
- D-ScratchNinja
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
update the promotion notice in studios
Possibly it could show the user listed above that text and keep the text the same? Like, you know how each curator looks like a card on that list, maybe that could show instead of just the username. I can try to make a rough mockup with BBCode:
Do you want to promote this person to a manager?wangat
- PenguinLover1123
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
update the promotion notice in studios
Support, the message looks really rushed and a bit confusing. It looks like it's addressing you as the person you're promoting.And, the below message, instead of being “If you trust this person and you're sure you want to give them extra permissions, click Promote”, It should be "If you trust [username] and you're sure you want to give [username] extra permissions, then click Promote, else click the cancel or the X button".
- DoggDraws
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Scratcher
47 posts
update the promotion notice in studios
Really good idea, and cool mockup edit. It does look really awkward.
- mybearworld
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
update the promotion notice in studios
You wouldn't say "Do you want to visit this person tomorrow? Bob” in real life either. It sounds non human, and this hurts the welcoming aspect of scratch a bit. Therefore, I support.
Last edited by mybearworld (Aug. 4, 2021 23:44:08)
- KangaCoder
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
update the promotion notice in studios
You wouldn't say “Do you trust this person? XYZ” in real life either. It sounds non human, and this hurts the welcoming aspect of scratch a bit. Therefore, support. Or should I say: “I support this suggestion: Update the promotion notice”Yeah, it’s basically like saying
“Do you want to visit this person tomorrow? Bob”
- mybearworld
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
update the promotion notice in studios
That's actually a better example, I'll edit my postYou wouldn't say “Do you trust this person? XYZ” in real life either. It sounds non human, and this hurts the welcoming aspect of scratch a bit. Therefore, support. Or should I say: “I support this suggestion: Update the promotion notice”Yeah, it’s basically like saying
“Do you want to visit this person tomorrow? Bob”