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authorOlivier Lacan <hi@olivierlacan.com>2018-10-19 18:47:51 -0400
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Shorten unnecessarily long names for Guides
The names are only used in the Guides Index overlay and several of them are longer than they need to be. For example “Ruby on Rails” is mentioned over and over again in the Release Notes section although these are obviously all Rails versions we’re listing. There’s a Maintenance Policy category with a Maintenance Policy article which is redundant. Policies makes much more sense as a category. Similarly, Contributing to Ruby on Rails is both a category and an article. “Contributions” is a better category title. “Ruby on Rails Guides Guidelines” is a gigantic mouthful. We are *in* the Rails Guides, we don’t need to specify what guides we’re talking about here. As a final added advantage, all of these shortenings make the index much easier to parse in order to find an article. [ci skip]
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