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Works as described
@brianteeman I have a vague memory of a previous discussion about this but can not find it.
Perhaps it would have been interesting to see what had been said before?
I would have preferred "Registered" as it is what it really is but it's just a personal point of view

Shouldn't the pr be against the staging branch @bakual

Personally I would only change it to make sure it matched the description in the module

@MATsxm and @brianteeman I was also thinking for a long time which term to choose. "Registered" was my first idea, too, finally I selected "member", because this is used in the Who's Online frontend module.

If you decide to change this, you are allowed. Fact, that this needs to be changed. The major Joomla version and the update of the module would be a good occasion.

Unfortunately I think language strings have been frozen.
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https://github.com/brianteeman I was also thinking for a long time
which term to choose. "Registered" was my first idea, too, finally I
selected "member", because this is used in the Who's Online frontend module.

If you decide to change this, you are allowed. Fact, that this needs to be
changed. The major Joomla version and the update of the module would be a
good occasion.

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Shouldn't the pr be against the staging branch

@brianteeman You're right, I didn't check that. If all agree on this change, I can still merge it since it's quite a simple PR.
The language strings are only yet frozen for the installation folder. The others get frozen for the release candidates usually.

OK for me.

doesnt work for me - the change is no better than the current - which I
agree is misleading

Take a look at the core admin module Logged in users - that has got it right
Logged-in Users 123 Administration 123 Site

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OK for me.

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Actually, I also prefer (logged-in users", but thinking with the head of a translator, "logged-in users" is short in English (16 chars), while a translation may be much longer, in Hungarian for instance 28 chars, what will not look well on the status bar.

agree with both, then is it ok @brianteeman if we just use: 'Logged-in'?
we then already suppose we are talking about "Users"?

Closing as "Members" is not appropriate in this context and no better term than the one currently in use has been suggested.

Set to "closed" on behalf of @chrisdavenport by The JTracker Application at issues.joomla.org/joomla-cms/9030