I totally disagree. "Was" denotes a definite past time- it's past tense. "Has been" denotes a time that just transpired or referenced by the present time,- it's present perfect tense.
"Has been" submitted, weak writing
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"Move submitted" FTW.
batgirl wrote:
I totally disagree. "Was" denotes a definite past time- it's past tense. "Has been" denotes a time that just transpired or referenced by the present time,- it's present perfect tense.
No fair throwing around terms like "present perfect." That's like using math to prove a math problem.
But yeah, "has been submitted" is fine.
delcarpenter wrote:
"Your move has been submitted" is weak writing. "Your move was submitted" is a stronger, more concise statement.
I'm aware movies on television use the same weak phrase to tell us the movie "has been" formated and "has been" edited when using "was" more concisely provides the same information. Chess.com can be better than that.
Batgirl is right.
You're looking for stuff to complain about. It'll be more rewarding if you just go outside.
delcarpenter wrote:
"Your move has been submitted" is weak writing. "Your move was submitted" is a stronger, more concise statement.
I'm aware movies on television use the same weak phrase to tell us the movie "has been" formated and "has been" edited when using "was" more concisely provides the same information. Chess.com can be better than that.
"You submitted your pathetic move; Why do you even bother trying?" is an even stronger statement.
EscherehcsE wrote:
delcarpenter wrote:
"Your move has been submitted" is weak writing. "Your move was submitted" is a stronger, more concise statement.
I'm aware movies on television use the same weak phrase to tell us the movie "has been" formated and "has been" edited when using "was" more concisely provides the same information. Chess.com can be better than that.
"You submitted your pathetic move; Why do you even bother trying?" is an even stronger statement.
I kinda like it!
"Your move has been submitted" is weak writing. "Your move was submitted" is a stronger, more concise statement.
I'm aware movies on television use the same weak phrase to tell us the movie "has been" formated and "has been" edited when using "was" more concisely provides the same information. Chess.com can be better than that.