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Hello,

3 Days ago I asked a question on the documentation list. Besides the
question Tom Davies said that the help content is quite outdated,
while working on the translation of the content i made a suggestion
for marking the outdated content with a unique comment word, which we
can track and report the outdated content.

I qouote the msg here:
http://listarchives.libreoffice.org/global/documentation/msg06389.html
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2012/6/17 Tom Davies <tomdavies04@yahoo.co.uk>

Hi :)
The embedded help in English is a bit old and out-of-date now.  Is your
team checking it works and fixing it as they translate?  If so then it would
be fantastic if we could translate it back into English!

Actually, we dont check&report them as we considered them as "must be
recent" till now. And the loacalizers are not regular users of all the
applications.

We face them sometimes.
eg:https://translations.documentfoundation.org/tr/libo_help/translate.html?unit=14569917

Well, i think there might be a good feedback option for the QA of the
original strings. Pootle has a comment box, which we can add a
"unique" word to the strings which we may think:

- Outdated,
- Bad wording
- Vanished feature etc.

For exampe a unique word of comment as "tombalak", will work sugh a
tag, and it will be possible to track this strings and report them.

What's your opinion?
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What do you think about this idea?

Regards,
Zeki

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