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When to use remove, delete, add and create	The difference between remove/delete and add/create.

Removing or deleting content

Remove and Delete are quite similar, but can be frustrating if used inconsistently.

• Remove refers to an action that can be restored or reapplied.
• Delete refers to a permanent, non-recoverable action.

Remove

The term Remove should always be used when an item/setting or content is to be removed or disassociated, but the action can be reversed or reapplied.

For example:

• Removing a user's permission
• Removing a user from a group
• Removing links between items
• Removing a widget
• Removing a link
• Removing an item from a cart

Delete

The term Delete should always be used to refer to any action that will cause the permanent deletion of an item/setting or content.

For example:

• Deleting a field
• Deleting a value in a field
• Deleting a task
• Deleting a group
• Deleting a permission
• Deleting a calendar event

Add vs Create

In most cases, Create can be paired with Delete, and Add can be paired with Remove.

Add

An already-existing item.

For example:

• Adding a permission to a user
• Adding a user to a group
• Adding links between items
• Adding a widget
• Adding a link
• Adding an item to a cart

Create

Something made from scratch.

For example:

• Creating a new field
• Creating a new value in a field
• Creating a new task
• Creating a new group
• Creating a new permission
• Creating a new calendar event

Based on this is UX magazine article.