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On 2011-06-27 10:10, Andras Timar wrote:
Hello,

2011/6/26 Korrawit Pruegsanusak<detective.conan.1412@gmail.com>:
Currently there are many help contents that obsolete or inaccurate.
But wrt the string freeze, we couldn't release the fix of them
(because they all must happen in master), and user have to wait for
the next 3.x major release to have them correct, which is every
too-long six months.

So, IMO
- may we freeze only UI string, but not help? (but it's harder to
manage, though)
- or update the wikihelp more frequently? (but this doesn't update
localhelp, which maybe essential for some users)
- or just leave it as is?

What is the process for other projects?
Our processes are based on consensus. We can amend our processes, when
a new consensus is reached. I would accept string changes (only from
bugfixes, not from cosmetics, rewording etc.) before RC1, so
translators have the chance to update their translations before RC2.
But let's wait for others' opinions, too.
A suggestion, would it be possible to relax string freeze on only a certain part of help while the other parts remain in freeze? (We're not currently translating help so I'm not directly affected.)

--
regards
Dwayne


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