The Danish Wikipedia contains this question "Send public thanks for this edit?" (in English, thus untranslated), which I guess is common to all MediaWikis. The question contains the word "public", but the thank is not very public. The thank can be seen in the log, but the visible information is only the thanker and the thanked. The log is BTW not easily accessible. The edit thanked for is not visible. Thus I this the word "public" should be omitted. Am I wrong?
Topic on Talk:Phabricator/Help/Flow
Proposals for a better phrasing:
Send thanks to the editor for this edit?
Send thanks to the editor?
Send thanks for this edit?
More proposals:
Thank this editor for the edit?
Thank the editor for the edit?
See phab:T90486 where this was discussed.
Thanks @FriedhelmW. So the best phrasing will be (omitting "this edit"):
Send public thanks the editor.
As the thank is public, containing thanker and the editor in the log, but the edit is not, and this is also how it is designed to be. Or have I misunderstood?
I ask this question because the phrase must be translated into Danish, but I would prefer it to be correct before I translate.
"Send public thanks to the editor" sounds good to me.
Yes of course. Thanks @FriedhelmW.
So is there a consensus about this?
No, please move this conversation to an appropriate venue, like a new Phabricator ticket.