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Motivation
After discussion at https://scsynth.org/t/terminology-question/3372 it came to my attention there's a couple uses of ableist language in our project that we could easily replace with more inclusive language -- specifically "crazy" and "idiot". This would be really easy to do, so let's do it!
Description of Proposed Feature
Replace with better words :)
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hi,
as you know, in SoLoud, the number of filters are limited
we should implement more like different reverbs, fir and irr filters, (these could be used to implement HRTF support), Chorus, One Poll, One Zero, Pole Zero, Two Pole, Two Zero, etc
a library exists called stk under zlib license which already implemented these maybe we can implement some of these out
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Description
The media controls notification is rendered completely different on different devices. On some devices I get these good looking controls with the artwork as background. But sometimes I get a notification with only three controls that looks not very good:
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We are using this issue to focus on documentation! Documentation is essential for new learners and experienced programmers alike. It helps make our community inclusive by extending a friendly hand to those that are less familiar with p5.js. It also helps us find the bugs and issues with the code itself, because we test and try things out as we document.
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