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This is the first change I'm making to Moodle docs. I wanted to start small, so I just removed a wordy phrase. In the section Standard Install Package, there's a list of similar tasks that start with a verb. The last one starts with "Don't forget to also copy over your moodledata folder / directory." This can be shortened to "Copy over your moodledata folder / directory." That change will also make the the last item match the format of all the other items in the list. | This is the first change I'm making to Moodle docs. I wanted to start small, so I just removed a wordy phrase. In the section Standard Install Package, there's a list of similar tasks that start with a verb. The last one starts with "Don't forget to also copy over your moodledata folder / directory." This can be shortened to "Copy over your moodledata folder / directory." That change will also make the the last item match the format of all the other items in the list. | ||
==Reply to Steven== | |||
Thanks and welcome to Moodle docs editing :) We always appreciate it when 'wordy phrases' can be made clearer and more concise.--[[User:Mary Cooch|Mary Cooch]] ([[User talk:Mary Cooch|talk]]) 18:26, 14 September 2015 (AWST) | |||
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--Steven Malikowski (talk) 18:16, 14 September 2015 (AWST)
This is the first change I'm making to Moodle docs. I wanted to start small, so I just removed a wordy phrase. In the section Standard Install Package, there's a list of similar tasks that start with a verb. The last one starts with "Don't forget to also copy over your moodledata folder / directory." This can be shortened to "Copy over your moodledata folder / directory." That change will also make the the last item match the format of all the other items in the list.
Reply to Steven
Thanks and welcome to Moodle docs editing :) We always appreciate it when 'wordy phrases' can be made clearer and more concise.--Mary Cooch (talk) 18:26, 14 September 2015 (AWST)
