Blogger importer says "blogspot" when it should say "Blog*Spot".

[JeremyVisser]

This is probably over-pedantic, but shouldn't the Blogger importer say "Blog*Spot" to be politically correct?

wp-admin/import/blogger.php

@@ -12 +12 @@
                 $auth_url = "https://www.google.com/accounts/AuthSubRequest";
                 $title = __('Import Blogger');
                 $welcome = __('Howdy! This importer allows you to import posts and comments from your Blogger account into your WordPress blog.');
-                $prereqs = __('To use this importer, you must have a Google account, an upgraded (New, was Beta) blog, and it must be on blogspot or a custom domain (not FTP).');
+                $prereqs = __('To use this importer, you must have a Google Account, an upgraded (New, was Beta) blog, and it must be hosted on Blog*Spot or a custom domain (not FTP).');
                 $stepone = __('The first thing you need to do is tell Blogger to let WordPress access your account. You will be sent back here after providing authorization.');
                 $auth = __('Authorize');
 

Sorry, need to actually attach the patch.

Shouldn't it just be changed to "Blogger"?

 http://www.blogspot.com/ ->  http://www.blogger.com/

I disagree. Blog*Spot and Blogger aren't synonymous. You can be using Blogger while not using Blog*Spot. Google uses "Blog*Spot" a fair bit (as far as I can remember).

About a year ago when I researched a related issue #3490, I found that Blog*Spot was seldom used in their literature any more. In considering this issue here, I would think it might be best to say "it must be hosted on blogspot.com", because that is the most explicit instruction.

I just added a patch to include the suggestion by lloydbudd, never know!

(In [6607]) More explicit statement of requirements. fixes #5220