Custom field connections: better description on Experiments page #57501
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Thanks for the PR 🙂 Just so you are all aware, we are changing the name and the description in this other pull request: link. |
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I noticed that on the Gutenberg Experiments page there is an option to enable the "Connections" experiment, but the setting doesn't explain at all what Connections are. Other settings usually do a better job, explaining the experiment in one sentence:
This PR adds that kind of explanation to Connections, too.