It should be "Top Content (Awards)". I'll fix it if it's not.

Actually, now that I think about this, the name "awards" has always bothered me. Honestly, the addon should be something like "featured_content" and likewise the menu "Featured Content".

Though "featured" might not be the best term for time-sensitive situations, e.g. the addon works by suggesting an award / feature for a content type every X period of time.

Renaming the addon, if we decide to do so, is not likely to happen though until v12. Addon renames require a major release cycle, and v11 is too far in development to do it there.

That's what it is currently. I don't see why it isn't just called Awards. When using the addon the URL is :awards not :topcontent. Just seems a bit inconsistent on the naming front. Awards seems fine to me, as you are awarding content.

Perhaps contextually it should be changed to "Awards (Top Content)" instead. That way the addon name has priority, but we can indicate further info for new Composr users what awards do (as we've always done in v10).

That makes more sense, but just because something gets an award that doesn't necessarily mean that it is Top Content. It might be content which you are trying to get more views on.

I'm pretty sure I fixed this and forgot to resolve the issue. I went with "Awards (Top Content)" as I agree the main context is "Awards", not "Top Content".