It's nice to see someone pays attention to the details and I don't think making this adjustment will take much time.
thanks
Topic: Typo on Electrum Website (Read 118 times)
I visited that site hundreds of times since 2017 and did not notice or read any part on it other than the downloads page, whose content I did not read.
It's nice to see someone pays attention to the details and I don't think making this adjustment will take much time.
thanks
It's nice to see someone pays attention to the details and I don't think making this adjustment will take much time.
thanks
When we are at that subject, there should also be a comma after the word 'desktop'.
"It can be used on mobile, desktop, or with the command line interface".
But these are really minor mistakes. The fact it's been there all these years without anyone noticing, proves how insignificant they are. Nice attention for detail -AndrewOne-, nevertheless.
"It can be used on mobile, desktop, or with the command line interface".
But these are really minor mistakes. The fact it's been there all these years without anyone noticing, proves how insignificant they are. Nice attention for detail -AndrewOne-, nevertheless.
Here, I've created a very simple pull-request: https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum-web/pull/11 (Slideshow punctuation inconsistency #11)
I have also linked this topic so the devs will see your actual report
I have also linked this topic so the devs will see your actual report
Are you expecting a dot after "interfaces"? That's the only part of it I can think it's a bit inconsistent...
I don't know if something like this needs reporting but it's potentially a reason to get rid of unnecessary punctuation.
I don't know if something like this needs reporting but it's potentially a reason to get rid of unnecessary punctuation.
Hello,
While this is minor, I thought that some might feel that mentioning it is helpful. On the homepage for the wallet (https://electrum.org/#home), there is inconsistent punctuation for the slides in the slideshow. For example, the fifth slide reads,
Free and Decentralized
Electrum is free software.
Released under the MIT License.
Anyone can run an Electrum server.
No single entity controls the network.
However, the sixth slide reads,
Multi-Platform
Electrum has various user interfaces
It can be used on mobile, desktop
or with the command line interface.
While this is minor, I thought that some might feel that mentioning it is helpful. On the homepage for the wallet (https://electrum.org/#home), there is inconsistent punctuation for the slides in the slideshow. For example, the fifth slide reads,
Free and Decentralized
Electrum is free software.
Released under the MIT License.
Anyone can run an Electrum server.
No single entity controls the network.
However, the sixth slide reads,
Multi-Platform
Electrum has various user interfaces
It can be used on mobile, desktop
or with the command line interface.
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