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And I use gerunds for procedural topics (Editing a Topic) and "About..."
for conceptual topics (About Topics).
I'm not sure that most readers would notice which forms you use, as long
as you are consistent.
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Peffley, Jamie wrote:
This doesn't seem like a great idea to me: as a user looking through a
ToC, I would have no clue what a noun- only head meant: is it an
overview about zoobles, does it provide specific instructions for how to
use zoobles?
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