Remove Latin phrases from content - #540
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@douglowe would be good to let someone with a non-Latin-descendant native language look at this, any suggestions? |
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How about we re-work this a little more? E.g.:
Also note that, although the names are not the same - this is one and the same virtual environment and changes done to it in PyCharm or the command line will effect the other.
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@JaroCamphuijsen - I'll ask around my dept, see if I can find someone to review this for us. |
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@douglowe did you manage to find someone? |
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@douglowe is in the office today and can hopefully see if anyone is able to quickly review this. If not, this can be merged by the end of the day. |
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I've asked @DrAtbas to give this PR a once over - he should get to have a look by the end of Thursday 24th Sept. |
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I forgot to post yesterday - Erdem has had a look through the material and thinks the changes all make sense. I'll merge the PR now. |
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Message : Merge pull request #540 from carpentries-incubator/525-remove-latin
Remove Latin phrases from content
fixes #525
This PR replaces some common Latin phrases with English equivalents. For this, episodes were searched for common latin phrases from here and here.
Phrases that were found and replaced are: "de facto", "vice versa" and "consensus
Phrases that were found but not replaced: "etc.", "per", "versus", "vs"
These were not replaced because they were considered so common that they pose no problem. However, this is still open for discussion.