Clumsy Chordname

For me, I would like to see clearer, shorter chordnames for easier understanding.

For example, the past discussions regarding substituting symbols for text. An example of that would be using a triangle for "maj7" or a circle with a slash through it for 1/2 diminished rather than (m7b5). I also think that a capital M should be enough visual information for "major" rather than spelling it out more. The chart just looks so cluttered to me, and harder to read. Also, it sometimes increases the real estate a score requires.

In the attached example, if I were to notate it by hand, I would have "Eb followed by a circle to represent the diminished aspect followed by a triangle, or (my preference) a 7 enclosed by a circle for the major 7. It would reduce the size of the name and more clearly instruct what is being used. I don't understand why there's so much, what seems to me, extraneous "symbols" to communicate the intent of the chordname.

I guess its a difficult thing to integrate text and objects, but even the text as used contains too much redundancy, for example the above comment of using a capital M for major instead of Maj.

I really think this is a tremendous project.

Hi.
I selected it from the extensions Musescore provides.
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