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On 10/13/26 16:30, Shinji Enoki wrote:
Hello,

I have two questions related to the website translation.

1. While translating the "For business" page into Japanese, I noticed
that the link to the Migration Protocol in the "Migrations and
training" section returns a 404:

https://www.documentfoundation.org/assets/Certification/tdf-migrationprotocol-v2.pdf

Source file: content/en-us/for-business.md

Is there a new location for this document, or should the link be
removed or replaced?

Thanks, I will look into updating the link. It's https://www.documentfoundation.org/media/tdf-migrationprotocol-v2.pdf now.

2. The preview site now returns a 404:

https://newdesign2.libreoffice.org/refs/heads/master/ja/index.html

Other languages seem to be affected as well. The Japanese site has not
yet switched to the new design, so we were using this preview to check
our translations.

Is there a new location for previewing languages that haven't switched
yet, or is the preview no longer available?
A merged translation patch broke the build due to a certain language having bad strings. It seems we need an indication of this in Gerrit to avoid such issues in the future.

Ilmari

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