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This works, but I'm not entirely sure over "×" over "x" change. This seems like it'd be easy to fail in further diffs, as I don't know off-hand how to type "×". I don't think the "x" really harms readability either.

This works, but I'm not entirely sure over "×" over "x" change. This seems like it'd be easy to fail in further diffs, as I don't know off-hand how to type "×". I don't think the "x" really harms readability either.

On my keyboard (English, international) × be typed with AltGr =. People can also copy it from other files (see e.g. D2895/rP23871), or from the style guide.

On MacOs, it requires opening the "symbols" sub-window from the keyboard internationalisation thingy, which is imo a dealbreaker.
I don't think it's a sufficient improvement over "x" to warrant the pain of having to check every time, reminding people to copy-paste × instead of just writing x.

The × is per the style-guide. Moreover, this patch was accepted by @Gallaecio months ago, and @Imarok accepted and committed the same change in D2895.

Not only on MacOS, also on my Debian/Lubuntu. Nevertheless, I agree with the symbol over the letter. User XP should be over programmer XP here, IMHO.
The reason this took so long was the status of D1707, I guess. I am planning to add tooltips to attacks, but, please, don't wait for that ^^'

In D2610#127545, @Freagarach wrote:

User XP should be over programmer XP here, IMHO.

I mean I'd argue that "user XP" changes basically none between "x" and "×"

For comparison, proper minus signs (− U+2212) are used in aura descriptions and technology tooltips, not the type-able hyphen-minus -. And specific names use hard-to-type diacritics (e.g. Nāvašta) or other special signs (e.g. mr ʿȝ). It may seem unimportant to you and perhaps the majority of players, but proper typesetting does matter for some, myself included.

In D2610#127579, @Nescio wrote:

For comparison, proper minus signs (− U+2212) are used in aura descriptions and technology tooltips, not the type-able hyphen-minus -.

Erf, I'd suggest to revert that then...

And specific names use hard-to-type diacritics (e.g. Nāvašta) or other special signs (e.g. mr ʿȝ). It may seem unimportant to you and perhaps the majority of players, but proper typesetting does matter for some, myself included.

Not the same, though. Specific names are supposed to be as close to the "authentic" spelling as possible, and it's alphabets.
This is about mathematical symbols, which are a convention in general (I'd argue easily for • instead), and "x" vs "×" are completely equally understandable.
Also, this "x" here is a convention for "+20%", since you can't really multiply by nothing in proper maths.

I don't actually care that much about this, but I think using those UTF-8 symbols instead of the regular characters is just creating work for template editors, for very little benefit to the end-user.
Point is, I'm not the one that's going to commit this diff, nor the inevitable future diffs that will be needed when someone else forgets to do this, etc.

Also, this "x" here is a convention for "+20%", since you can't really multiply by nothing in proper maths.

Isn't 20% more than 0 still 0?

I don't actually care that much about this, but I think using those UTF-8 symbols instead of the regular characters is just creating work for template editors, for very little benefit to the end-user.

It depends on the end-users and template editors, I suppose. If I were to give an entity a bonus attack, I would simply copy the relevant lines from another file. Proper typesetting conveys professionalism, basic ascii does not. Likewise, texts with spelling mistakes or grammatical errors can be understandable but still look poorly, and won't help if you want to be taken seriously.

Point is, I'm not the one that's going to commit this diff, nor the inevitable future diffs that will be needed when someone else forgets to do this, etc.

That's perfectly fine, you don't have to do something you don't want to.