Clarify remove vs. delete

[matthiasdebaat]

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  • Clarified the distinction between "Remove" and "Delete" actions in the content. "Remove" now implies a reversible action, while "Delete" signifies a permanent and non-recoverable action.

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The changes primarily refine the terminology used to differentiate between "Remove" and "Delete" within the documentation. "Remove" now clearly indicates a reversible action, while "Delete" signifies a permanent, non-recoverable action. This ensures better clarity and understanding of these terms moving forward.

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File Path	Summary
gallery/src/pages/Text/remove-delete-add-create.markdown	Updates terminology to distinguish between reversible "Remove" actions and irreversible "Delete" actions, emphasizing the semantic differences.

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• gallery/src/pages/Text/remove-delete-add-create.markdown (2 hunks)

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gallery/src/pages/Text/remove-delete-add-create.markdown

6-6: null
Multiple top-level headings in the same document

(MD025, single-title, single-h1)

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gallery/src/pages/Text/remove-delete-add-create.markdown (2)

15-15: Fix capitalization.

Only proper nouns start with an uppercase character.

- The term _Remove_ should always be used when an item/setting or content is to be removed or disassociated, but the action can be reversed or reapplied.
+ The term _remove_ should always be used when an item/setting or content is to be removed or disassociated, but the action can be reversed or reapplied.

Likely invalid or redundant comment.

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28-28: Fix capitalization.

Only proper nouns start with an uppercase character.

- The term _Delete_ should always be used to refer to any action that will cause the permanent deletion of an item/setting or content.
+ The term _delete_ should always be used to refer to any action that will cause the permanent deletion of an item/setting or content.

Likely invalid or redundant comment.

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Thanks, @matthiasdebaat 👍

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