What's New on Tatoeba? - Your weekly recap #6

UPDATES

• The implementation of the new design continues, this time with the addition of the "Add to list" functionality. Thanks to TRANG for her work.
• Improved the way to add languages on the profile page. The addition of a new language has been made more dynamic and it should now be easier to use and understand. Thanks to Ricardo14 for reporting the issue and gillux for the improvement.
• The terms of use are now displayed in the selected interface language if their translation is available. This is part of a more global improvement on how we deal with Transifex. Thanks to gillux for his work.
• Fixed an error occurring when checking "Owned by a self-identified native" for English sentences. Thanks to CK and others who reported the issue and gillux for fixing it.

ON THE WALL

• CK gave some stats and links to search sentences https://tatoeba.org/fra/wall/show_message/34292
• sharptoothed gave use his usual Stats & Graphs :) https://tatoeba.org/fra/wall/show_message/34300
• Ricardo14 gave an updated feedback about the translations on Transifex, the tool we use to translate Tatoeba interface. https://tatoeba.org/fra/wall/show_message/34306

CONTRIBUTIONS

14 804 sentences added this week (from one export to another). You can check daily activity on this page https://tatoeba.org/eng/contributions/activity_timeline

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If you'd like to help to the development of Tatoeba, report issues, or are just curious, have a look at the GitHub repository

If you want to help us translate the website to your language, you can join us on Transifex: https://www.transifex.com/tatoeba/tatoeba_website/dashboard/ and check this article on the wiki https://en.wiki.tatoeba.org/articles/show/interface-translation

If you're especially happy with one of the updates, don't hesitate to personally thank our developers :) They're working in the shadow but they'll be glad to hear your feedback.

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Fun fact: Rotokas, a language spoken in Papua New Guinea, has an alphabet consisting of only twelve letters, representing eleven phonemes, making it perhaps the smallest modern alphabet.


Original wall post on Tatoeba