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On 15/12/11 10:18, James Bromberger wrote:
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On 15/12/2011 8:51 AM, clare johnstone wrote:
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<pre wrap="">It was a bit confusing; Perhaps the error should refer to a
"non-subscriber to the list" rather than "non-member".</pre>
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Indeed, this is the issue.<br>
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Thanks for the great writeup James. I think we need to having
something like that on a page on the website explaining the
differences between mailing list and members. It /should/ be
possible to customise some of the templates to have a link at the
bottom? Also, if we edit that string, because we aren't doing
lookups, it'll always return the english string (as it will no
longer find a translated string in the .po files), then we just need
to do a dpkg-redirect on that file so it doesn't get overwritten on
upgrades (and document it so we know why it doesn't get updated).<br>
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Tim<br>
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