feat: Improve dialog messaging consistency - #291
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All other dialogs allowing permanent dismissal rely upon the same message, except for this one instance. Consistently using the same phrasing increases user familiarity with and confidence in the product.
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The changes look good 👍 Thanks for making the improvement!
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Merged this small message string change with the approval. @matt-west please let me know if you'd prefer a different approach. See #287 (comment) for additional context. I'm happy to follow up on any requests. |
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Looks good. Thanks @dcalhoun |
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Related to #287 (comment).
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All other dialogs allowing permanent dismissal rely upon the same
message, except for this one instance. Consistently using the same
phrasing increases user familiarity with and confidence in the product.
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