Help talk:Extension:Translate/Quality assurance

Review comments
--siebrand 14:10, 31 January 2012 (UTC)
 * Has no outbound links, and no screenshots. That feels a little under documented somehow.
 * Both message documentation and review can do with a screenshot. Next to that, message group workflow states are also part of QA.
 * Workflow states are mentioned, but review has its own heading, where states do not. Maybe reword the heading?
 * I think that the problem here is that this page should describe how to use the extension's tools for quality assurance, while some (or most) of the current content should be in Translation best practices. This page should IMHO be mainly directed at translators, to fully explain them how to use the review tasks to improve the translations and do the other things they're mentioned for in other documentation pages. It shouldn't be a tutorial because there are many different things one can want to do (perhaps the page should be organized by objectives rather than tools?) and some information will serve also/only for translation managers. Nemo 00:11, 1 February 2012 (UTC)
 * I've moved out what I felt less relevant and I've significantly expanded the rest. I've added to the general information previously present some more details about what users see (not describing everything: mainly what's not obviously seen), what I consider the two main use cases and the section requested by Siebrand above on worflows, to explain the interaction. Nemo 16:54, 2 February 2012 (UTC)

Here are my comments from an ordinary user's eyes: --Whym 15:21, 4 February 2012 (UTC)
 * Maybe it's better to separate how-to-use type of explanations and what-you-can-do type of things clearly. I felt this document is a mixture of explanations of how to use the review tool what we want to do to assure quality.  Some readers might want to get the first quickly.
 * Clearly say we (newly) allow the user to perform an action 'accept' in addition to edit a translation.
 * Missing a top-level summary that lets you know what problems you can solve with this tool. It shold be somewhere close to the  beginning. I think it's worth mention in the beginning that with the tool you can quickly go through a lot of messages, check the quality and share the results with others, and it will ultimately allows you to quickly find and beat bad translations.