Corrected grammar pointed out by translators #514
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Atsauce: Plume/Plume#514
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Zara izdzēšana ir neatgriezeniska. Kaut arī izdzēstais zars neilgu laiku var turpināt pastāvēt, pirms tas patiešām tiek noņemts, to vairumā gadījumu NEVAR atsaukt. Turpināt?
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Thank you for that, I wanted to do it too, but you beat me to it. 😀
Also they saw a
'
that shouldn't be here in templates/users/followed.rs.html IIRC, could you please remove it?I would have preferred to use "people" for both, it feels more like they are real human beings than "users" IMO.
Right. Done :-)
Yup.
@ -15,3 +15,3 @@
<div>
<p>@Html(i18n!(ctx.1, "Home to <em>{0}</em> users"; n_users))</p>
<p>@Html(i18n!(ctx.1, "Home to <em>{0}</em> people"; n_users))</p>
</div>
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would be easier to remember if
n_users
wasn_people
@ -15,3 +15,3 @@
<div>
<p>@Html(i18n!(ctx.1, "Home to <em>{0}</em> users"; n_users))</p>
<p>@Html(i18n!(ctx.1, "Home to <em>{0}</em> people"; n_users))</p>
</div>
It's honestly not a big problem. I think from a programmer's perspective, having the declaration as
users
is easier to understand in code maybe?@ -15,3 +15,3 @@
<div>
<p>@Html(i18n!(ctx.1, "Home to <em>{0}</em> users"; n_users))</p>
<p>@Html(i18n!(ctx.1, "Home to <em>{0}</em> people"; n_users))</p>
</div>
true, true…
Looks good. Thank you!