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You are right, RUA stands for "Re-usable Asset". The fact that sometimes there is a "RUA" infix, sometimes not is that some of the macros relate to elements that are defined with the "Re-usable Element" macro, and others are more general and not depending on how the re-usable element has been created. The RUA approach came in later, the other ways of creating re-usable elements are not used and documented anymore (though still possible). But you are right, mentioning it explicitly might not bring a big benefit anymore. I will recheck the need for this.
When it comes to abbreviation in general, it is hard to make everyone happy. Especially in the "PlantUML" world a lot of persons are driven by reducing the number of characters to a minimum for a description. I personally agree that names should be readable and not abbreviated to non-understandable character sequences. For the "RUA" I made an exception.
I will consider your proposals for future releases. I am not sure yet when it will be.
I think these names are hard to read:
I guess that RUA stands for "reusable asset"... but seeing so many uppercase chars and trying to remember them is tiring.
I think it would be better to spell them as
Or you could omit the word "Reusable" to make it shorter.
This name is better:
But I think this would be even better:
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