@dungpa works OK to me. What about removing "explicitly" word from the title? In F# you cannot implement an interface implicitly, so this word is just noise.

The word 'explicitly' is there so that people coming from C# know exactly what to expect (C# editor provides 'Implement interface' and 'Implement interface explicitly' as two choices).

I can remove it if anyone else also thinks it's redundant?

I think we can remove the "explicitly" text since there is no implicit interface implementation in F# as @vasily-kirichenko mentioned. I think that having it there may confuse C# people, who may expect the ability to "just" implement an interface and wonder why they "have" to do it explicitly, and for people with no C# experience there's no issue in implicit v. explicit terminology.

@vasily-kirichenko @cartermp Here it is #2126