莉紗さん、お誕生日おめでとう🎉

@marafon @small_snow

Danke schön, Ihr Lieben! 😊

To try out the word count filter on the dev site see the "advanced search"

https://dev.tatoeba.org/en/sent...dvanced_search

I really like this idea! I would use it all the time.
As I see now, if I don't fill the 'at most' section, it assumes 0 and shows no sentences, same with filling 'at least' section with 10 and 'at most' section with 9.
(what if changing the wording to Length between and removing 'at most' and 'at least' explanations and allowing both menu to work as higher and lower number input? (yes it needs an in case function, but it would need one otherwise checking if the number is more or less or restrictions on the imput))

It will be an additional search function, or always be on like everything else?

The previous API is working well, and is being trialled to import Tatoeba content into Lingopolo as can be seen in the recent additions here https://lingopolo.org/japanese/recent-additions

The next steps will be to start mass import of Tatoeba content using the API.

gillux, I like it a lot. It's definitely a big improvement over people depending on manually applied tags to choose the length of sentences.

I suggest using the word "used" instead of "assumed":

For languages without word boundaries, the number of characters is assumed instead.
->
For languages without word boundaries, the number of characters is used instead.

Another approach would be to treat languages with and without word boundaries on the same footing, rather than to treat the languages without word boundaries as a special case. Then you could eliminate the phrase "word(s)" after each box, and change the text below to say this:

For languages with word boundaries, the number of words is used. For other languages, the number of characters is used.

I am reporting a bug to myself %-) Words are incorrectly counted for sentences including a question mark prefixed with a space, an exclamation mark or other non-word character.

https://dev.tatoeba.org/fr/sent...rd_count_min=2

This is a side effect of allowing searching question marks, a feature that was implemented 3 years ago https://github.com/Tatoeba/tatoeba2/pull/2399

Thank you for your feedback everybody! I updated the design of the word count search filter on https://dev.tatoeba.org/. I also added some validation rules that should prevent accidentally using conflicting word count filters such as both "At least 10" and "At most 5".

And while I was at it I made the advanced search page responsive.

Feedback still welcome.

"Thank you for your feedback everybody! I updated the design of the word count search filter."

These two sentences have more than 15 words. There are 1,773,638 English sentences as I'm typing these lines. Only about 24% of them (418,818) have 10 words or more. Only 5% of them (88,273) have 15 words or more. That is alarming! 🙂

That being said, thank you so much for setting up this new feature, Gillux. I love it.

Sieh noch mal nach. 😉

Hallo Theo,
im Prinzip ist es natürlich gut, möglichst viele Übersetzungen ersten Grades zu haben. Wenn du Lust und Laune hast, gib also den selben (oder auch einen modifizierten) Satz zu einer anderen Sprache ein. Wenn die Sätze gleich sind, werden sie vom System zusammengeführt; d.h. dein Satz existiert dann nur mehr einmal und hat dafür mehrere Übersetzungen ersten Grades.
Wenn man "fortgeschrittener Mitarbeiter" ist (man muss sich dazu bewerben), ist es leichter. Es gibt dann eine Funktion, mit der mehr man zwei Sätze einfach "zusammenhängen" kann.

🍎 Stats - 2023-07-29 - Native Speakers with Recent Contributions

http://tatoeba.ueuo.com/stats-2...-29recent.html

The default sort is "Language", "Number of Sentences", "Since 2023-05-20", "Username."

291 members had more than 1 native language contribution between 2023-05-20 and 2023-07-29.

I created this for those who are interested in finding native speakers who have recently been contributing.

This page was inspired by this Github request.
https://github.com/Tatoeba/tatoeba2/issues/3075

This time it didn't happen.
This is an outcome, too, while probably the first time I ever see this.

Thanks to all the active Hungarian members providing support for the decision.