title: CQRS - Commands, Tenses
body: <p>I've been researching DDD &amp; CQRS and I'm wondering about the correct way to present a scenario in which the application is actually being used to report what a user has already done (both in the user interface and in the command names).</p>
  
  <p>Assuming I'm doing an application to track a user's activities and there are predefined set of valid activities: Swimming, Eating etc. Leaving aside the discussion about whether this domain is collaborative enough for CQRS or not (because, even if it isn't I'm sure there would be some very collaborative domains that lend themselves to similar semantic analysis), I'd like to know: On the user interface, do I present buttons that say 'Go Swimming', 'Eat' etc, with similarly named commands or do I rather use 'Report Swimming', 'Record Lunch' etc.?</p>