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Project map Legend - change "ready" to "unmapped" or something #981

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Nieldejong opened this issue Dec 5, 2017 · 3 comments
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Project map Legend - change "ready" to "unmapped" or something #981

Nieldejong opened this issue Dec 5, 2017 · 3 comments

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@Nieldejong
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Nieldejong commented Dec 5, 2017

I think the mark 'Ready' for empty tiles in the legend of the project map is confusing to many. Should this not be 'Not ready'? Or 'Empty' or 'Unmapped'. I understand they are ready to map, but I have experienced that many people read it as if they are readily mapped.

Also, I believe the border around the tile 'Locked by you' should be yellow instead of blue.

@Nieldejong
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In addition: in Dutch the translation 'Voltooid' is even more confusing as it really means 'Done' (when it is still to be done). 'Voltooid' should be 'Leeg'

@bgirardot bgirardot changed the title Project map: Legend Project map Legend - change "ready" to "unmapped" or something Mar 1, 2018
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@Nieldejong Hi Niel, i fixed the translation issue in transifex, which anyone is welcome to join and help with TM translations.

https://www.transifex.com/hotosm/tasking-manager-3/dashboard/

Getting it into the live version will take a little longer.

Thank you for feedback on this. I tend to agree, unmapped is probably more clear.

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A whole conversation around layers, their names and colours is being covered in #1257. Closing here, to concentrate all thoughts there.

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