Hi Sylvain + translators,

>> The thing is, when anyone else publishes a page (in any language, so maybe
>> Min or Sylvain publish in Chinese or French), then *all* changes in *all*
>> drafts from *all* languages of that page will be published.
>
> Are you sure? As I'm updating the tutorials, this doesn't apply. I must
publish everything independently.

- No, I was wrong, found that out yesterday, but only have time now to fix
my error here :) The thing that caused me to believe this was a bug in
cmsdiff.

So: @Everyone: publishing only publishes the page you see!

> You actually risk seeing your content published by someone else as I
don't like unpublished contents. It tends to be forgotten and to linger
without anyone knowing the purpose.

- Sylvain, please only publish your own work - people may still be working
on something and want to make corrections before they publish.

> I don't want any language to mimic the current state of the Korean
language (all its pages are drafs; the home page is published but not
the last version; and I'm pretty sure nobody knows what it means).

- I think this is due to that bug in django-cms, which needed a quick
workaround fix some time ago. Translated pages can't be deleted easily,
but unpublishing worked, I think. Just leave it as it is.

> Hey, that's worse than I thought. Why are there so many blue and grey
dots (in the list of pages in the administration interface)? Can't you
publish, guys? de, nl, it, pt-br, cs, ru, zh-hant and ko, why do you let
your homepage suffering of not being published like that?

- I'm sure everyone here knows how to publish ;) Sometimes, there is no
apparent reason for django-cms deciding that a page has changed. Not all
of those pages contain changes (probably almost none of them). Some may be
related to the above-mentioned bug.

But of course, anyone should make sure from time to time that they have
published everything they intended to publish ;)

Regards,
 Maren





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