I also read this nonsense. Go ahead, explain it to me. A grown man is complaining about a specific word in the button's name (which, according to your post, everyone should...). This specific word doesn't offend or humiliate anyone in principle, and that's what all my answers are about. Furthermore, this grown man accuses others of nitpicking specific words... while he himself starts a fuss over a specific word (and then receives further linguistic analysis in response)...
Honestly, it's not funny anymore...
I'm not nitpicking; I specifically stated that I want the button to be replaced with "want" or another similar term. It's customary to ask for things in the USSR and all government agencies; everywhere, you need to ask for what you're not obligated to ask for. The constitution and laws protect you, but you act like a slave, constantly asking and being grateful for it.
Stop rambling, Merlin. If you grew up as a serf, you can't be taught entrepreneurship, and you'll spend your whole life thanking fate for free cheese.
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I read this nonsense. What do organizations and their work have to do with the text of this button? The developers created it for convenience. In web development, whether it's a website or an application, there's a concept called friendly usability. The idea is to make the site as user-friendly as possible, so that users like it and stay on the site instead of going to competitors. This is achieved through everything from design to convenient buttons, sliders, tabs, animations, and more, ending with elaborate content and a bunch of other interesting features. In short, to avoid writing a long text, the situation here is slightly different with users (everyone should...), but the essence is the same.
If you like it, let it be that way!
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I didn't even get to usability; why would I? If people find some magical connection between the free work of organizations and how the button should be named, and the example with the offer caused nonsense, just ignore it.
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