Topic: Translation and consistency

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Atanase Topic Opener Joined: 2021-04-15, 12:33 Posts: 126 At home in WL-forums Location: Béarn (France)	Posted at: 2021-05-03, 19:56 You're welcome. La connaissance ne vaut que si elle est partagée par le plus grand nombre. --------------------------------------- Knowledge is only valuable if it is shared by the greatest number. Top Quote

Atanase Topic Opener Joined: 2021-04-15, 12:33 Posts: 126 At home in WL-forums Location: Béarn (France)	Posted at: 2021-05-05, 10:19 Hello, Just two little questions about the Transifex Glossaries. First: Who decides what should be in the glossary? In French I see surprising things like full sentences, but I have always thought that a glossary was there to homogenize translations using precise reusable words when a sentence is rarely used more than once. Second: Is there a relationship between the English terms in the French glossary and the other glossaries? In other words, if I remove a term from the French glossary does it affect the German glossary for example. La connaissance ne vaut que si elle est partagée par le plus grand nombre. --------------------------------------- Knowledge is only valuable if it is shared by the greatest number. Top Quote

hessenfarmer Joined: 2014-12-11, 22:16 Posts: 2702 One Elder of Players Location: Bavaria	Posted at: 2021-05-05, 11:10 Atanase wrote: Hello, Just two little questions about the Transifex Glossaries. First: Who decides what should be in the glossary? the community. Honestly you might contact the most active reviewer translator on transifex to discuss such issues. From what I have seen on TX this is neurofr. You might click on teams and choose the french team to see the list. In French I see surprising things like full sentences, but I have always thought that a glossary was there to homogenize translations using precise reusable words when a sentence is rarely used more than once. Second: Is there a relationship between the English terms in the French glossary and the other glossaries? In other words, if I remove a term from the French glossary does it affect the German glossary for example. Yes, please do not delete any terms from the glossary. You might rather add a note why it isn't used for french. Top Quote

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