Incomplete translations, are just that, «incomplete», hardly «great», as by definition they don't suffice for users' needs. Erroneous translations are, of course, «bad», just as is unidiomatic usage, e g, «put their translations». Development of a system for receiving input would, of course, require resources, but could have many positive repercussions, not limited merely to this particular issue. As to how Google's systems for dealing with matters like the above will develop, my knowledge of the inner workings of the firm do not suffice to permit me to have an opinion. But I do feel that a system which allowed for more community input would have greater advantages than disadvantages....
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