For those using US English, would it make more sense to change debar and debarred to 'restricted' or 'barred'? I have to admit that I have yet to train a library where they didn't ask what 'debarred' meant and why it wasn't just 'barred'
working on a patch right now per the chat in IRC [14:03] <nengard> debar is one of my pet peeves in koha ... means nothing to most of us [14:03] <nengard> should say 'restrict' and 'lift restriction' i think [14:04] * tcohen has quit (Remote host closed the connection) [14:04] <gmcharlt> that works [14:05] <nengard> if i get one more vote on that i'll fix it!! :) hehe [14:05] <sekjal> as I recall, it's also being used differently now (to indicate the patron cannot borrower) that it was originally intended in Koha 1.0 (to indicate this person is banned from the library!) [14:05] <nengard> i've hated that forever and ever [14:05] * oleonard votes "restrict" [14:05] <nengard> checking for an existing bug report ... if one isnt there i'm reporting and fixing it NOW [14:05] <nengard> :) hehe [14:05] <sekjal> I'd like to see the three flags, debarred, gonenoaddress and lostcard, removed in favour of something more robust and locally configurable [14:06] * gmcharlt smells new patron attributes [14:06] <nengard> bug 5268 ... reported by ... ME!! :) [14:06] <huginn> Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=5268 minor, P5, ---, kyle.m.hall, NEW , Language Issue: Debarred [14:06] <nengard> sekjal, that's above my skillset, i'll change labels for now :) hehe [14:06] <fredericd> nengard: Yes, do it. I leave 'Lift Debarment' wording in Paul bug 6328 patch, not beeing able to choose an alternative...
Created attachment 4115 [details] [review] Signed-off patch
Textual changes only, pushing to master please test