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Hi,

it means that there is a fuzzy translation for that string in po
file/Pootle - that means that the translation is an unfinished,
unchecked one - until it is marked as translated it won't be pulled
into the build, the original English string will show up in the build.

It is useful for marking strings that other members of the team must
check or discuss etc., and fuzzy strings are sometimes results of
automatic translation using compendia of already translated strings -
you could say that fuzzy strings are suggestions that need to be
confirmed, edited or discarded.

Lp, m.

2013/2/14 Jonathan Aquilina <eagles051387@gmail.com>:
What does it mean when one says fuzzy in terms of strings in pootle?



Regards


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