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Italo Vignoli-5 wrote

* The community name (ex. Italian) is now translated in the native
language.
Thus, you'll see "The ITALIANO community". 


This sounds terrible (languages clash and gender clash, as community is
feminine and ITALIANO is masculine), "the community in ITALIA" sounds
better.


Oh yeah should have got that while reading it so sorry for that. Now that
I'm thinking about it, even though it probably isn't the best way (currently
the name is fed through a variable, what would be the drawbacks of making
the comunity name translatable as the rest of the string? That would avoid
over complicating everything due to gender and other reasons. 





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