Does English really have no functioning corpus maintainer? It is the most used language here on Tatoeba! There are hundreds of erroneous English sentences that have been here for years. Here is just one example:

#4027663

I've corrected a bunch of them today, but not being a native, in most cases I hesitate to touch them.

Here a sentence what maybe makes it clear:

You should watch your language when you talk to her.

In Italian this would be „Linguaggio”, in French „language”, Esperanto „lingvaĵo” ...

> Editing: CK told me that his account hadn't been hacked.

But he goes on adding sentences with typos and even to those he adds the green mark "OK" ...

What you think people in Esperanto meetings do, Deniko? Send text messages to each other? :-)

Yes, at the bottom of every page there is a link with the bank account and the Paypal account.

Yes, for me too. But it seems not for everyone. I see that Guybrush88 succeeds in posting 6 new sentences per minute ... Or maybe he is taking all the resources?? :-))

I copy this from the Tatoeba's Facebook page:

Hi! Shishir here, there's a bug when asking for a new password and since I clicked there and introduced my email address I can't log in even with my old password :S it says "an internal error has occurred"

> • Trying to post a comment on a sentence by someone else produces an internal error.

Yes, but the comments do appear after refreshing the page.

I see there many near duplicates. When we have the sentence „Tom doesn't love me.”, what sense does it have to create „Fadil doesn't love me.” and to start translating it in many languages?

> I couldn't add a comment to other's sentence.

You can. The comments are added. The error message is wrong.

> Furthermore, I must type the name of tags to their end.

Right. Same problem here.

Not completely empty. As long as the bug isn't fixed yet, you can click on the #-signs and see the sentences that have to be corrected or deleted.

I use the red rating when one or more users say that a sentence is wrong, and when the author - after discussion - refuses to correct it.

I thought that the tag OK is obsolete now, since we started using the green, yellow and red buttons. I stopped using it a long time ago.

So, if it's not obsolete, what is the difference between the green mark and the OK tag?

This one is not translatable yet: "Outdated". The similar message "Outdated ratings” however is in Transifex.

The sentence "This sentence already exists." isn't in Transifex yet, as far as I can see.

+1

Sending a copy to community-admins@tatoeba.org is the quickest option.

> * Tatoeba.org - Change Font to Trebuchet MS

Thanks a lot! All the diacritics, that disappeared after the last font change, are back now!

Feature request

Would it be possible to add the tags "@change or unlink" and "@change or delete" to the list https://tatoeba.org/epo/tags/for_moderators/561 ?

Now sentences with those tags are easily forgotten. I just found one that is 4 years old.

Another one that is missing in default.pot: Check out the vocabulary for which we need sentences.