Talk:Cd (command)
Why is it necessary to have such a complex title? Cd isn't a disambiguation page and even if it was then the correct title of this article would be cd (command). Also, the "C" should not be capitalized. --mav
Dear mav,
I agree, I don't think it makes much sense to capitalize the "C", but I think that wikipedia does that automatically, though I think if you type in the URL without the capital, wikipedia will still take you to the appropriate article.
About the complexity, I think that CD is very important to distinguish in the title, since it may be mistaken with Compact Disk, Certificate of Deposit, or many other acronyms.
You noted it may be changed to "CD (command)" which I agree is better, but that may be confused with another type of command such as an NYPD Command and Dicipline Command (though I'm not sure there is such a thing.)
To generalize more, I agree something like "CLI command" or "Computer command" may work well, but there are already multiple articles in existance like with titles like this this one, including rm, ls, and dir. So, the standardization seems like a good thing to me + it may be helpful to distinguish the major operating systems in the title since rm is for Unix only the way I understand, while cd is for unix and MS-DOS.
Still, if you think that the titles should be generalized more, you may edit them by moving the pages, but I think they're fine.