Help talk:Extension:Translate/Page translation administration

Example templates made by the community: --Nemo 19:35, 22 March 2013 (UTC)
 * m:Template:Langcat for calling right category,
 * m:Template:Localized media,
 * m:Template:TNT for templates.

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Short messages make it more likely getting a hit from the translation cache. That breaking a sentence is not okay, is not hard to understand but why this example? <translate&gt; </translate&gt;<translate&gt; </translate&gt; Why not making each point a single translation unit without giving the translator the option forgetting to include the bullet point, which is markup, IMHO and therefore should not be part of a translation unit: The reason you are using bullet-lists is that each point usually does not rely on another one. They can be freely moved around. That's why the HTML output is an -element = unordered list. -- Rillke (talk) 15:25, 30 October 2013 (UTC)
 * General principles
 * Headings
 * Images
 * Tables
 * Categories
 * Links
 * Templates
 * <translate&gt;General principles</translate&gt;
 * <translate&gt;Headings</translate&gt;
 * <translate&gt;Images</translate&gt;
 * <translate&gt;Tables</translate&gt;
 * <translate&gt;Categories</translate&gt;
 * <translate&gt;Links</translate&gt;
 * <translate&gt;Templates</translate&gt;
 * It seems to me that this is exactly what the page currently says. :) It can only afford one example so it makes a middle way/generic one. Sometimes the whole list has to be in one unit, sometimes it's better to leave the bullet inside the unit for clarity, etc. --Nemo 15:33, 30 October 2013 (UTC)