Should statement names be in the past tense? #470
Description
I notice that when I want to write custom predicates which describe a state change, I name them in the past tense, e.g. "ThingChanged" rather than "ThingChange".
To me, "ThingChanged" means that we have verified that something has happened correctly, whereas "ThingChange" should describe a process. In other words, "ThingChange" sounds imperative while "ThingChanged" does not.
Should we have a preference on this? What makes most sense to everyone else?