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[ Vadim Kotelnikov ]
Created:
4/8/10
Closing date:
4/15/10
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Type of improvement:
Error correction
Area of improvement:
Language
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Location:
http://69623.5ny3tb62v.asia |
I quote AskOxford:
Strictly speaking, data is the plural of datum, and should be used with a plural verb (like facts). However, there has been a growing tendency to use it as an equivalent to the uncountable noun information, followed by a singular verb. This is now regarded as generally acceptable in American use, and in the context of information technology. The traditional usage is still preferable, at least in Britain, but it may soon become a lost cause. Compare with agenda. |
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Change the message "Data was saved" to "Data were saved" wherever it appears (eg. in message or image editing interface) |
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