Of course the sentences you should flag are not the English ones. First click on the wrong translation of it, before you flag.

You should flag the sentences, using the icons above the sentence. Either ?-icon if you think the sentence is doubtful, or !-icon if you think it's wrong.

It's very unnatural.
it should be much easier for users to exclude words and names.
Why not make a user's list of undesired words and expressions available?

Je viens d'accéder à ta liste "rebalanced French" et c'est très curieux:

1) la majorité des phrases sont écrites par des non-natifs.
2) il y a plein de fautes, sans doute conséquence de 1)

That’s not the solution since Tom appears across languages.
Well I guess we’ll have to spoil more data-center fuel to dodge these sentences…

I'm still unconvinced...

No it doesn't. it's too complicated because you must set it up each time. it should be a profile's FEATURE .
My idea is, each contributor should be able to dress a list of UNDESIRED keywords. Based on it, the display of sentences should be PERMANENTLY filtered accordingly.

Si vous avez peur de le dénoncer publiquement, envoyez-moi votre réponse par message privé.

Je propose d'élire l'ennemi numéro 1 de l'espéranto sur ce site.
Qui, selon vous, est le "bigot" qui dissuade le plus les utilisateurs de contribuer dans cette langue ?

Ça m'exaspère de passer mon temps à éviter les phrases contenant "Tom". Je n'en peux plus. Pourrait-on envisager un flag dans le profil, d'évitement des phrases contenant "Tom" ? Voire d'autres mots-clés ?
Ça m'éviterait de sur-consommer de l'énergie et de causer un excès de réchauffement de la planète, car je dois, à chaque fois, passer à la phrase suivante, car je n'ai AUCUNE intention de traduire de telles phrases.

You can filter out sentences based on such criteria or their authors. That’s what I do.

If I may give you a warning, there's a hidden flaw in this type of collective global endeavour. That is "fitting to the norm/vibe". Each culture, and subsequently each language possess its own cultural specificities. So please do not try to "fit" to the "global culture"'s vibe, by submitting sentences that are merely translations of known sentences from modern popular languages. Please also submit sentences that are entirely specific to your language and culture, so that translators will have to really dig into it, in order to be able to translate properly if they ever can. That will precisely pinpoint the specific value of your language and culture. Learning what Tom and Mary do in Boston in your language, is not that interesting anyway and doesn't give credit to your unique cultural contribution.

Good job, Rusydy ! It's so sad to see languages disappear along with all the specific cultural knowledge that goes with it. I'm sure Tatoeba will be the right place to preserve your memory.

Most interesting

+1
Who wants to get an internship in such a backward country anyway ?

These links aren’t functional…

Merci Gillux. Très pro, bravo !

Maybe Kanjis are out of fashion nowadays with younger natives…

Funny to read from a MAJOR censor who attempted to ban so many of my sentences…