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Update use of FIRST to be consistent across docs #415
Update use of FIRST to be consistent across docs #415
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Thank you! We should probably apply the same treatment to |
Got it. Do you still want me to revert the registered symbol on the first instance only change? I did notice that the \ |reg| on all FIRST instances style was a lot more consistent across the older pages... |
No, I was wrong about that :). The symbol should be only on the first usage according to FIRST’s styleguide. It used to be on every instance because for a while we used ohnoyoudidnt which enforced that, but we stopped using it at some point (as did FRC docs), as it has some issues and is unmaintained. |
In regards to text in bold, note that the FRC docs style guide explicitly states that in that situation you do not have to format the trademark:
I think that’s a reasonable thing to follow here as well. Stylistically, I would rather have the whole statement bolded as opposed to having the one word unbolded just for the trademark symbol. |
This reverts commit 4765bc6.
Oops sorry, cannot read |
Heads up, italics don’t work inside of link text, see e.g. https://game-manual-zero--415.org.readthedocs.build/en/415/docs/useful-resources.html#general-resources. |
Co-authored-by: abidingabi <[email protected]>
I noticed that the use of FIRST was not consistent across the site, so I updated them to be. Now, the first instance of FIRST in either a heading or on the page includes the registered trademark symbol and all subsequent instances consist of just the name capitalized and italicized. Used this PDF from the branding section on First's website.