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    [Spanish] When is better Suggest than Save and vice versa

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      • advocatuxA Offline
        advocatux
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        When a translation is clearly wrong, what's the best way to deal with it?:

        • To correct the translation and hit the Save button.
        • To correct the translation and hit the Suggest button.
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          hans1977se @advocatux
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          @advocatux If the old one is understandable, i would say suggest. Otherwise save, but this is a good example of the problem without a comment/chat field connected to each word/sentence I think. Communication between translators is important and should be easy, otherwise it is easy that someone quickly looses motivation if they don't understand why their translation was changed. Or that's what i think at least. 😉

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            Cesar Herrera
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            It's very important that the translator sees how is his translation. He has to be able to improve the way he does it.

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              advocatux @Cesar Herrera
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              @Cesar-Herrera, the translator can always see what was changed in the diff or whatever the name is in weblate, but I assume your vote is for Suggest?

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                Cesar Herrera @advocatux
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                @advocatux Yes

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