I'm surprised nobody suggested changing the section name to Perl Announcements instead of changing the link in Newest Nodes to match. Seems to fix all the objections above....
To-may-to, to-mah-to, let's call the whole thing off.
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Oh god, dont open that can of worms. Unless you want to reorganize all the titlebar links to accomodate the much longer title, which you probably dont want to do. Its a pain. I know. I've done it before. I dont want to do it again. :-)
Lets just face it, the requirements for these things vary, and finding section names that work cleanly in every context where they could be used is going to be hard.
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the headings are plural
Not all. "Discussion" is singular (as are the relatively unimportant "sitedoclet" and "Craft").
In any case, I don't see a compelling reason for these headings to be plural.
We're building the house of the future together.
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The headings denote that what is listed beneath them is the latest entries in the section. So the headings describe the entries in a section and not the sections. You don't say "I added a news to the Perl News section". We could just make all (well, most) of the headings of the form "Newest [Section Name] Nodes".
Meh. Whatever. Let's schedule a conference to properly define and implement the optimal Newest Nodes heading construction methodology and just leave things as-is for now? (:
I figured trying to use gooder English would appeal to you (making the headings more accurate), rather than trying to avoid any English transformations.
But whatever y'all decide is fine with me. Really.
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