Hi
as I'm constantly being spammed by those messages "I'm idiot and don't read anything" from translators.html, I'd like to see some better solution for this.
First problem comes from people not understanding English, so they just write bellow our message Czech request for translation. This could be solved either by translating message for each language in html file or converting to php and using similar translation system as in rest of phpMyAdmin.
However the majority of messages are just plain copies of our one. I have no idea why people are so stupid and I actually do not see way how to make sending feedback possible, but more restrictively saying that there should really written something.
Anyway I thing we need to localise these messages, this should lower a bit this spam rate. Comments?
Hi Michal,
In translators.html, for the French translator (me), it has been localized, and I still receive messages for nothing!
I propose to replace in translators.html the link for each translator by the name and email, but not clickable. Email would be obfuscated to fool the robots.
Marc
Michal Čihař a écrit :
Hi
as I'm constantly being spammed by those messages "I'm idiot and don't read anything" from translators.html, I'd like to see some better solution for this.
First problem comes from people not understanding English, so they just write bellow our message Czech request for translation. This could be solved either by translating message for each language in html file or converting to php and using similar translation system as in rest of phpMyAdmin.
However the majority of messages are just plain copies of our one. I have no idea why people are so stupid and I actually do not see way how to make sending feedback possible, but more restrictively saying that there should really written something.
Anyway I thing we need to localise these messages, this should lower a bit this spam rate. Comments?
Hi
On Mon 3. 10. 2005 15:17, Marc Delisle wrote:
I propose to replace in translators.html the link for each translator by the name and email, but not clickable.
Sounds good to me, maybe it will make barrier high enough ;-).
Email would be obfuscated to fool the robots.
Well it hasn't been obfuscated till now, so I don't see reason for changing it. I especially do not care about my mail, because I doubt there are any spammers who don't have it yet ;-).
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Michal Čihař