James A. Treacy writes:
> I'll implement this after I get back from holidays (the 28th).
[...]
> Will consider this.
Thanks !
> > * It is quite common for a translated page to become out of date. I'm
> > not quite familiar with how this is handled, but I suppose that
> > translation teams get notified in some way. It would be nice for the
> > reader too, to get a notification, such as a "This translation has not
> > yet been updated to reflect changes in <a href="...en">the master
> > page</a>, which you may want to check."
> >
> This only happens with some translations and it is the fault of the
> translation team. There isn't much we can do about it, except threaten
> to remove pages if they become too out of date.
Well, yes, but there is always a gap between a new version of a page
and its translation, isn't it ? I guess the main difference comes
from the reactivity of the translation maintainers... and I don't
think the readers will care what the reason is.
Is it so difficult to add such a notice ?
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