Lause on tässä, niin muiden ei tarvitse etsiä: https://tatoeba.org/eo/sentences/show/7709519

Das könnte ein Vorschlag für eine Anpassung sein:

Wenn ein Satz eingegeben wird, der schon existiert, wird dieser Satz im Regelfall abgelehnt.
Wenn aber der existierende Satz "rot" ist, könnte er durch den neuen ersetzt werden.
Das wäre eine einfache Möglichkeit, rote aber korrekte Sätze zu "entsperren".

Man müsste sich überlegen, ob diese Vorgehensweise die Rechte des gesperrten Autors des Satzes verletzt. Wahrscheinlich nicht. Man könnte auch nur den Autor austauschen und das entsprechend in den Logs dokumentieren.

Realistically speaking, in this particular situation, if you think it's really important that the corpus have this specific sentence in a version that is not marked red, your best option is to add a slightly modified version such as:

Comme Napoléon Bonaparte a dit, "N'interrompez jamais un ennemi qui est en train de faire une erreur."

Since there are many reasons a sentence can be marked red (copyright issues related to the specific sentence, copyright issues relating in general to sentences added by the same author, violations of other Tatoeba standards), and since those reasons are not tracked by the system, it's not feasible for a new sentence that exactly matches an existing red one to automatically be let through.

Jos lause on oikein, vaikka kenties epätodennäköinen, saa se yleensä jäädä.

Jos sillä on useita mahdollisia käännöksiä, voit kääntää sen millä tahansa tai usealla tavalla, tai tietenkin jättää kääntämättä.

Yksi vaihtoehto, joka tulee mieleen, on että sen kääntää nimenomaan sähköiseksi pelilaitteeksi, joka lienee samalla tavalla outo käännöskielessä kuin alkuperäinenkin lause on. Tällöin molemmat lauseet toivottavasti ilmaisisivat, että kirjoittaja tai puhuja ei oikein ole mukana nykyteknologian kehityksessä, tai käyttää tarpeettoman teknistä, tarkkaa ja hankalaa käsitettä, tms.

The best thing to do with a problematic sentence, whether it's incorrect or just odd, is to add a comment to the sentence. This serves a number of purposes:
- it tells the author of the sentence (who may still be active) and other members of the community that there is something questionable about it and that they should consider modifying, unlinking, retranslating, or deleting it
- it serves as a starting point for other members of the community to contribute their insights, which may be valuable
- it warns people who come across the sentence at Tatoeba or other sites that point to it that there is a problem with the sentence and that they shouldn't use it as a model
- it starts the customary two-week grace period after which a corpus maintainer can edit the sentence

You can also add a rating of "unsure" or "not OK", and (if you are an advanced contributor) a tag. The three tags "@change", "@needs native check", and "@check" are checked regularly by corpus maintainers, so they help ensure that the sentence will be reviewed.

The important thing is that you don't have to decide immediately and unilaterally what to do with the sentence. You just have to open a discussion and we can see where things go from there.

As for the general question of whether odd but correct sentences should be changed, the answer is that it depends on many factors, such as whether there is a replacement that is obviously better and whether the sentence is a problematic translation of another sentence.

As a minor point, apart from not being natural, "Do you want a electric gaming machine?" is not correct. The word "a" should be "an".

Thanks, that is really a problem. We are keeping track of this issue here https://github.com/Tatoeba/tatoeba2/issues/3275 and I answered you there.

Thank you very much, kumakyoo. Your tool is helpful. I'm always grateful for your programming works. They benefit everyone.