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> 1. What kind of sentences do you mark as "unsure"?
I'm not sure if a sentence is wrong and I didn't have time to check in grammars or dictionaries. After checking, I will change it to OK or Wrong.
> 2. Have you ever thought about rating a sentence and then decided not to? If so, why?
When the sentence was OK on itself, but not the precise translation of a linked sentence.
> 3. How do you rate sentences that you know are correct but which you wouldn't use yourself?
As OK.
> 4. Do you have any kind of collection that consists of good things and bad things and things you're unsure of? (Right now, the whole set of sentences that you marked as "OK", "unsure" or "not OK" is called a collection right now.)
No. I only check the "not OK" group now and then in order to verify if the author or an admin corrected it.
+1
> I can't adopt/unadopt sentences on my Smartphone. Is anybody else having this problem?
Yes. Same here on my iPhone. The programmers are aware of the problem.
I can't answer, but the thoughts are very interesting!
1) If a flag is wrong, what is the worst that can happen? An other incorrect flag, no? :-) But I suppose that in most cases a correct flag will be the result. Thanks for reconsidering!
2) I indicated in my profile the languages that I take care of.
Request: As far as I can see, corpus maintainers can only change a wrong flag to the flag of one of their profile languages.
See e.g. https://tatoeba.org/epo/sentences/show/4224604
Would be easy if we could with one click solve such a problem.
> There is however currently no page that lists what were the last sentences marked as "not OK".
I think a list of all sentences marked as "not OK" (not just the last ones) would be a very good feature. We all learn from our mistakes, no?
> Why does it have to be so troublesome, both for us and for admins?
Yeah, I also don't see the advantage. It's not about one or two sentences. In Dutch I can adopt at least a hundred good ones.
"Adopt sentences from deativated accounts". We can adopt them, but they stay red. Is that the idea?
e.g. https://dev.tatoeba.org/epo/sentences/show/3315450
I suppose it's not yet possible to find my sentences that others have marked as wrong, is it?
Confirmed. I just tested it again.
The 3 pics appear only partly on my screen. Can there be any relation?
See: http://www.ipernity.com/gp/paul.../5014/e7840e94
I know that I have to manually refresh to see the rating. But on iPhone you can't rate at all. The 3 icons are not "clickable", they don't turn into green.
Rating doesn't work on mobile devices? At least not on my iPhone.
OK!
+1 for the new feature!
I'm not sure yet. In the "old system" a corpus maintainer after 2 weeks checks if a correction has been made and changes "@change" to "OK". What if the owner corrects it well, or what if the owner with a new mistake makes it even worse?
I see in the dev site that the reviews don't change after a correction. Can the reviewer be noticed somehow that a correction has been made?
Congrats! Gratuliere! Gratulojn!
> But don't you think it would be better if people were able to mark their own sentences as "OK"? It gives an indication that they have double checked it.
No. It clearly doesn't, as Guybrush already said. Proofreading your own sentences is one of the most difficult things. Because people have the feeling that their own contributions are OK, they don't really double check.
Now we are not allowed to "OK" our sentences. I don't see why the new system would be different.
> Keeping people from marking their own sentences would be a good thing, too.
Yes. Yesterday during the tests I marked one of my own sentences as "correct" because I completely forgot that it was my sentence. I unmarked it afterwards, but I would prefer that marking own sentences as "correct" is impossible. Marking them as "unsure" could a good feature though. I guess we all are sometimes unsure about some sentences, even if we are very fluent in that language.
Oops. Sorry!