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Keep [tags] untranslated in the translation. Use a punching style because it will be sued as a recurrent text on cucumis.org :) .

What is the exportation process? For example, you have 3 translations in your project. For the English language the 3 texts are "Home", "Directory", "Help". You can export the 3 translations to a file with a given template. For example you want the lines of your file being like «MyTranslation_[transref]="[trans]";»
Then when you export the 3 translations of your project you will create a file (that we call language file because it represents the english language for your project) that will be like this :

MyTranslation_0="Home";
MyTranslation_1="Direcotry";
MyTranslation_2="Help";

For example : The source article has changed, you need to make an "Translation update"

for a girl.

%t is the title of the translation.
%r will be a quotation of the text to be translated.
%t and %r must be kept unchanged in the translation.

This text is prompted when somebody click on the button "I want an administrator to check this page".

As long as the submission rules have changed, administrative messages have to change accordingly.

Note that the word "rule(s)" has an optional plural mark. That is because the requester could have violated more than one rule. In English, only that optional plural mark is needed. In your language, however, additional plural marks may be needed (on adjectives, verbs, etc.), so please put as many optional plural marks as it needs to make sense.

Please let [link=t_b_][b] and [/b][/link] marks as is, BUT DON'T FORGET TO TRANSLATE THE TEXT BETWEEN THEM! ;)

WHEN POSSIBLE, I WOULD LIKE THE TRANSLATIONS TO BE DONE BY NATIVE SPEAKERS OF EACH LANGUAGE.

Thanks! :)

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