This version will have everything that's needed to be actually usable.
Supported Use Cases
At some point, a
Site Visitor may need to
View an Overview of the Site in his Preferred Language.
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When a
Site Visitor looks at a page in his preferred language, he will need to
Assess up to dateness of a Particular Language Version of a Page and also,
Choose a Language Version that User can Read and that is Reasonably Up to Date.
At some point, a
Page Author may
Create a Page by Clicking on a Dangling Link, and the system will make sure that the author knows whether to create the page from scratch or translate it from an existing page. Ask Alain for details.
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When a
Page Translator creates the initial translation of a page in a given language, the system now helps him
Translate a Page from Pasted Source Content. Also, it helps him
Translate a Hyperlink,.
When a
Page Translator creates the initial translation of a page in a given language, the system now helps him
Tagging a Page as Being Under Translation. Also,
Translate a Tag.
A
Page Translator or
Site Visitor Ask for Notification of Changes to ANY Language Version of a Page.
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At some point, a
Page Author might
Modify a Page That Has a Translation.
Then, a
Page Translator Receives Notification of Changes to a Source Page.
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At some later point, a
Page Translator will need to
Translate a Change from One Language to Another, and when the two pages are in synch,
Tag two Language Versions as being in Synch.
In some cases, a
Page Author may
Revert a Change to a Particular Language Version of a Page, and later on, a
Page Translator will want to
Propagate a Change Revert from one Language to Another.
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A
Page Translator applies the changes to a translation based on changes since the last translation.
A
Page Author identifies a critical error in the content of a page and want to make sure it is clear the content of the page and all affected translations may contain errors.
At some point, a
Page Author may rename a page in say, English. When this happens
Renamed Page Retains Its Link With Other Linguistic Versions. But also,
Renaming A Page Signals That Other Linguistic Versions Of That Page May Need To Be Renamed. Later on, a French
Page Translator sees the signal on the French page, and
Renames a Page to Account for Renaming of one if its Translation.
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