Topic: [Bug?] Text
Hi,
On the trade page, after you propose a trade this message comes up:
"Waiting for XY to accept or counter."
I believe that counter is not the right word.. maybe deny or refuse would be better.
Thanks
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Hi,
On the trade page, after you propose a trade this message comes up:
"Waiting for XY to accept or counter."
I believe that counter is not the right word.. maybe deny or refuse would be better.
Thanks
I think "counter" is quite ok and it should be left that way. love the pun, btw
"deny or refuse" are not the right ones anyway since the other end of the trade can modify your trade proposal and than propose a new configuration... thus.. countering yours !
Actually if the other part changes the offer, that means that he/she refuses the initial one , thus refuse (or synonyms like reject or decline) would be appropriate.
but ok, lets leave the all so often used magic word then, since we are playing MTG
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Last edited by Spoook (2011-02-16 17:17:27)
Counter is refering to "counter offer". If I offer 1 apple for your 2 oranges. You can accept and get an apple and loose some oranges, decline and keep your oranges and go trade for some pears or whatever elsewhere, or counter my offer and request two apples for two oranges instead.
Can you explain it with vegetables or flowers? 'cause I really need some more explanations what trade means. doh....maaaan....
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Can you explain it with vegetables or flowers? 'cause I really need some more explanations what trade means. doh....maaaan....
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Two flees once sat across a single hair on a dog and negotaited for a sliver of gold. The one flee said, "I'll let you jump first when the dog scratches." The second flee countered, "I'll let you jump right after I climb on your back."
Does that help?
Although I tend to use counter more in martial arts terms.
when I read the first half of the sentence I was laughing already....You should start some funny thread )
Can you explain it with vegetables or flowers? 'cause I really need some more explanations what trade means. doh....maaaan....
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If I offer one Bellis perennis for your two Viola betonicifolia. You can accept and get an Bellis perennis and loose some Viola betonicifolia, decline and keep your Viola betonicifolia and go trade for some Tulipa gesneriana or whatever elsewhere, or counter my offer and request two Bellis perennis for two Viola betonicifolia instead.
Better?