Fix glossary entries with poor/misleading definitions or which don't follow the style guide #45895
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Once a solid definition is put on what makes a well written glossary entry (#45893), there are a lot of glossary entries which will have to be edited to conform.
In addition there are some entries which have rather unclear or incomplete definitions (e.g. Layer) or poorly managed uses (e.g. Color Blend Modes).
As an example:
Several files all reference Color Blend Modes as a reference "for details on each blending mode".
Not only does the glossary not contain these details, but imo a glossary entry should define a term and shouldn't be used as a reference for explaining details about a particular feature.
Here's a list of entries which currently don't follow the style guide :
List may not be complete. If you see any more, by all means add them here :)
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Could you list which entries need to be updated?
It's no good to have tickets like this open - when its unclear whats needed.
@ideasman42 I'd like to solidify the definition of a "good glossary entry" first, otherwise such a list would just be based on my opinions.
I proposed the start of a style guide here: #45893.
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@ideasman42 I added a list problematic entries (at least, the ones I noticed). Incidentally Non-manifold and Manifold both repeat the term immediately, however maybe this is okay given that they do this in order to specify meshes specifically?
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