Tatoeba m'indique dans un premier temps que la phrase "N'interrompez jamais un ennemi qui est en train de faire une erreur." (citation de Napoléon Bonaparte) n'existe pas encore dans son corpus mais quand je veux l'introduire, il prétend que ma phrase ne peut être ajouté au prétexte qu'elle existe déjà (introduite par Voltaire (robot du Projet Voltaire).
Que faire parce qu"on n'a pas accès à cette phrase ?

建議在 [詞彙請求] 中優先顯示例句數多的詞彙項，後顯示例句數少的詞彙項。

比如，包含「學生」的句子可能有 5 個，包含「大學生」的句子可能有 0 個。由於 [現有的詞彙請求] 中優先顯示例句數少的詞彙項，所以大部分人會優先新增「大學生」的句子。當包含「大學生」的句子達到了 10 個，包含「學生」的句子就達到了 15 個。但包含「學生」的句子大多數都是「大學生」。這樣對語料庫的詞彙豐富度是有害的。

I suggest that [Vocabulary Requests] prioritize displaying vocabulary items with more sentences, and show items with fewer sentences later.

For example, there might be 5 sentences containing "學生" and 0 sentences containing "大學生". Since the [Existing Vocabulary Requests] prioritizes items with fewer sentences, most people will add sentences for "大學生" first. By the time sentences containing "大學生" reach 10, sentences containing "學生" reach 15 — but most of those "學生" sentences actually contain "大學生". This is harmful to the lexical richness of the corpus.

In another post - https://tatoeba.org/de/wall/sho...#message_41768 - I offered to @LeviHighway to publish some small programs I'm using to extract greek sentences and roughly sort them by difficulty, based on word counts.

Meanwhile they are online. You can find them at https://github.com/kumakyoo42/tatoeba_tools

The sorting algorithm is mainly designed for languages with spaces between the words. I added support for counting symbols instead of words. With this, I hope at least, sentences of other languages might also be sorted roughly by difficulty. On a whim I checked this with Japanese sentences. At first glance it looks like it might work. The easiest one was "はい" (yes). But I don't know enough about Japanese language to judge the more complicated sentences.

Corpus Maintainer Candidate for Chinese (Mandarin);
Kandidato por la bontenado de la ĉina korpuso;
Candidat pour la maintenance du corpus chinois (mandarin) ;
Кандидат в ответственные за корпус для китайского (мандаринского) языка;
Korpuspflegerkandidat für das Chinesische (Mandarin).

LeviHighway: https://tatoeba.org/user/profile/LeviHighway

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As a result of kumakyoo's recent comment about the many Greek sentences that need correction, I've been taking a look at the ones tagged "@change". I see that a user who is no longer active marked a large number of sentences "@change" but never left comments explaining the changes that should be made.

If you mark a sentence "@change", please also leave a comment explaining how it should be changed unless it's obvious even to someone who doesn't speak the language (especially important if the language isn't spoken by any administrators or corpus maintainers). And in general, if you embark on a task that involves a large amount of effort on your part but also some action on someone else's, give some thought to how to make sure that others can pick up where you left off.

Finally, a specific request: If you speak Greek, please consider going through the sentences that are tagged "@change" and adding comments to explain the necessary changes where they aren't already spelled out. Here's a list of Greek sentences marked "@change":

https://tatoeba.org/en/tags/sho...&direction=asc

Note the discussion on sentence #2429711.