Feature #6661
closed
get rid of sub-* nomenclature
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Description
Hi
This is an extremely minor issue..
I find the "subproject" nomenclature somewhat confusing.
In fact, sub-anything seems a bit vague, if you want to tell people what a feature is useful for.
Maybe "projects" could be renamed to "cells" on new installations. The idea would be that Redmine is the battery that powers it all. And like a battery has internal galvanically isolated cells, Redmine too has internal compartments that you can use for different stuff.
Then "subprojects" could be named "projects"..
Just an idea :-)
Flame away
Updated by Felix Schäfer almost 14 years ago
- Status changed from Resolved to Closed
Not gonna happen in trunk, you could override the stock translation strings in a plugin though (create a plugin, add the strings you want to override in the_plugin/conf/locales/<your_locale>.yml).
Updated by Albert Rosenfield over 13 years ago
Actually, it would be nice if the term for projects were administratively customizable per level in the hierarchy.
For example, for an organization doing volunteer work:
Level 1: Department
Level 2: Client
Level 3: Project
The top level would be different departments (eg. Graphics, Marketing, Development). Below these would be the various clients that these departments undertake work for (internal or name of external client). At the third level would be various projects.
Another example, an organization selling tech something:
Level 1: Customer
Level 2: Type (eg. Support, Adhoc)
Level 3: Project
The top level would be different customers, second level has dichotomy between support cases (created by customers) and adhoc hours (for one-off jobs). Bigger projects would have their own Project at level three (eg. below 'adhoc' or similar).
Updated by Albert Rosenfield over 13 years ago
I think what's missing here is the bigger picture to explain why this feature would be useful.
Therefore I have created another issue that tries to paint a more wholesome picture.
Crossing my fingers that it is legible, comprehensible and meaningful to others than myself :-)