Over the last few days I have noticed more and more of the text is German - from the module titles to the thank you/data saved note when one posts in the forum.
Any chance we could restore the English so that my limited German doesn't fail me?
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on 07/01/2013
Over the last few days I have noticed more and more of the text is German - from the module titles to the thank you/data saved note when one posts in the forum. Any chance we could restore the English so that my limited German doesn't fail me? |
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on 07/01/2013
I've noticed the same thing. Brenda Reeves
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Reckon the impending 'huge' Pagewizz update is about to be rolled out after testing - then rolled out for Wizzley. Personally I can live with the German, rather than deflect the guys from delivering everything as soon as possible. Https://chazfox.com/
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I don't know. I'm afraid the German might be symptoms of some sort of melt down. I don't understand why when they work on the German site we get affected. Is it one big site? |
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I'll ask Simon to comment on that. Prolly tomorrow. Achim "Chef Keem" Thiemermann is the co-founder of a pretty cool new platform called...um...er...oh, yeah - Wizzley.com.
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No rush chefkeem. I was just wondering out loud. Something I probably shouldn't do too often. |
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Zum Glueck kann ich Deutsch lesen, aber ich glaube es ist bestimmt schwierig fuer Andere Wizzley Authoren. grin |
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on 07/01/2013
We're currently in the process of separating the code base for the two sites to allow for a somewhat more independent and flexible development of each site. The appearance of German terms is probably just a temporary fringe benefit of this transition.
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Thanks for the fast explanation Anne. |
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MaggiePowell: 07/01/2013 - 06:01 PM Nah, just bung it into Google translate to get the gist = Https://chazfox.com/
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Ahhh... and I was just feeling proud that all of those years of German Classes were paying off....
darn google... |
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Well you could always try writing at PageWizz, our German cousin. Although it might be more like a co-joined twin at this point. I have visited the site and looked at their Wizzes. I don't speak German but I found the way they lay out their Wizzles interesting. I enjoyed some of the pictures. |
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The last time we discussed a similar phenomenon, someone, I believe it was young Paul II, suggested a fantastic, free online learning site called duolingo.com. I actually got my kids and hubby to sign up and finally learn German. ;) SEO Praxis: Specializing in WordPress Hosting and Small Business Web Design.
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on 07/02/2013
Okay, it's all in English again :-) Phew! |
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nightowl: 07/01/2013 - 09:40 PM Why not Austrian? Austrian is more melodic than the rough German. |
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humagaia: 07/01/2013 - 07:27 PM "Glück" "für andere Autoren" Just some small typos ;) |
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nightowl: 07/01/2013 - 09:40 PM Thanks a lot! I definately need to improve my English so that I can write the one or the other article for Wizzley :P |
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I guess I'll stick with English.... |
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Simon: 07/02/2013 - 03:22 AM Danke |
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on 07/03/2013
Agreed, but then I'm a German citizen, and while my German is 'schlect' to say the least, I'll get by. Besides it's exciting! :) |