Use "Mg" instead of "$" sign

[Wuzzy2]

The mod uses the dollar sign "$" to abbreviate the currency but it should be "Mg" (for "Minegeld"). "Mg" is how the currency mod abbreviates "Minegeld".

@Git-Forked

[Wuzzy2]

Oh, and the "Mg" is also written after the number, not before.

For example: Instead of "$5", write "5 Mg".

[h-v-smacker]

What if we really, really like dollars? The taste of them, the schmell of them, the texture?

[Wuzzy2]

Well, this mod only uses Minegeld, not dollars. And "Mg" is the official sign of Minegeld, not "$".
That's why.

[Montandalar]

The variant spelling MineGeld is widely used on LinuxForks and the symbol used is always MG; I mean the text typography on the note clearly has an uppercase G. In any case, I believe the correct solution is to ask the Unicode consortium for a "Minegeld currency symbol" and use that, or else add a Minegeld symbol to the default fonts shipped with Minetest as a Unicode private range character.

Just kidding about the currency symbol, but anyway does the $ really cause problems?

[Wuzzy2]

The currency mod itself which introduces Minegeld uses "Mg", so that's pretty much official and hard to argue with.

The $ causes problems because it triggers me every time I see it. :D
Minegeld is NOT dollars, it's Minegeld!

Will be fixed in #8.