I think it would just be easier to find and make more sense to the layman if it was called "weight" instead of "mass". It took me personally a moment to see that it was there.
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There is a difference between weight and mass
Weight is the force with which gravity pulls on a mass . Weight is expressed generally in newtons whereas mass is the matter a body contains, generally expressed in kg.
For example, your mass on earth and moon remains same but your weight changes.
Although, I get your point :slightly_smiling_face:
what generally mean when people say my weight is 65kg, it actually means there mass is 65kg, their actual weight would be 65*9.8 Newtons
I figured it's probably more correct to call it "mass", however I do feel that changing it will improve clarity, at least for ignorants such as myself. :)
If I could leave my 2 cents...
I think we should keep it as mass. All the other search engines do it.
Saying that -> there is a quick win to add triggering support for weight converter, calculator etc to open up at the mass calculator.
It absolutely should be mass; weight is force, mass is mass.
Ok, the big guns (@adityatandon007 + @mintsoft) have spoken. Mass it stays.
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If I could leave my 2 cents...
I think we should keep it as
mass. All the other search engines do it.Saying that -> there is a quick win to add triggering support for
weight converter, calculator etcto open up at the mass calculator.