Delete Warning Disconcerting

The warning box that pops up when moving event clips to the trash is very disconcerting and needs to be changed so the wording reflects what is actually being deleted. For example I just tried to delete only one clip and the warning states:
"One or more media files will be moved to the trash since the last reference to them is being deleted. External files remain where they are."
If I am deleting one file the warning should say:
"One media files is be moved to the trash since the last reference to it is being deleted."
This will reassure me that I am only moving one file to the trash.
The way it is I suspect I may have accidentally selected more than one file to delte - which I hadn't

Luis Sequeira1 wrote:
AppleBrianJones wrote:
The warning box that pops up when moving event clips to the trash is very disconcerting and needs to be changed so the wording reflects what is actually being deleted. For example I just tried to delete only one clip and the warning states:
"One or more media files will be moved to the trash since the last reference to them is being deleted. External files remain where they are."
If I am deleting one file the warning should say:
"One media files is be moved to the trash since the last reference to it is being deleted."
This will reassure me that I am only moving one file to the trash.
Actually, when you delete just one clip, several media files may be trashed: the original, optimized, proxy media, plus possibly some render files. So I don't think the wording is inaccurate.
+1

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