I would just like to add that those who uses I18n can easily add these
model "translations" to the localization file like so:
en:
activerecord:
models:
user: "User"
company: "Company"
attributes:
user:
login: "Username"
password. "Password"
company:
name: "Company name"
I prefer this method over having the HUMANIZED_COLUMNS in every model.
I18n can also be used to customize error messages, if you dont like the
default ones (like "is invalid"). This is certanly a lot cleaner than
hacking active record.
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