On Sun, Jan 27, 2008 at 12:27:11PM +0100, Erik Schanze wrote: > You are right, but I mean these strings: > 2001: "... switch, to a hub or to a tap)"
English sentences that end with a parenthesis don't end with a dot. > 11001: "You are running Snort manually" Short template > 12001: "There is an error in your configuration" Short template > 12001: "... different interfaces)" As above > 13001: "This system uses an obsolete configuration file" Short template > 14001: "... reconfigure -plow snort-mysql'" This one could have a dot > 19001: "... log to before it starts" Short template > 1001: "Your configuration file is deprecated" Short template > In case of a short description, perhaps it could be shorter, to remove > the verb? E.g.: No. Short descriptions have to be sufficient, please read the URL I provided. > Had English language team already reviewed your templates? No. I might do that in the future, however. Regards Javier
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