Clarify "display" guidance - transitive vs passive voice

[rclee33]

The entry for "display" in the word usage guide (section D) states:

Use only as a transitive verb. For example, write "the system displays a message" or "the message is displayed" (not "the message displays").

The guidance mixes two different grammatical concepts:

1. "the system displays a message" - transitive verb in active voice ✓
2. "the message is displayed" - passive voice (not a transitive construction)
3. "the message displays" - intransitive verb ✗

While passive voice CAN be derived from transitive verbs, saying "use only as a transitive verb" and then showing a passive voice example is inconsistent.

Suggested clarification:
Change the guidance to either:

• "Don't use intransitively" OR
• "Use transitively in active voice, or use passive voice"

This would make the rule clearer and align the stated guidance with the examples.

[julian-cable]

I agree on the need for such a clarification. The latter suggestion would be the most appropriate here: "Use transitively in active voice, or use passive voice".