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Doc Bug #68734 drop the italian l10n of php.net entirely
Submitted: 2015-01-03 04:36 UTC Modified: 2015-01-03 06:21 UTC
From: nospam at example dot org Assigned: sobak (profile)
Status: Closed Package: Translation problem
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 [2015-01-03 04:36 UTC] nospam at example dot org 
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PHP's italian translation is literally embarrassing.

Nearly the totality of pages are obsolete, and sometimes you get to some pages that are so old that documentation is about a XIX century version of PHP.

I would suggest to drop all italian documentation pages. While they get updated and translated correctly (which I'm willing to do) serving the english version instead would be definitely better for anyone.

I hope this is possible.

Thank you.

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 [2015-01-03 06:21 UTC] sobak@php.net
-Status: Open +Status: Closed -Assigned To: +Assigned To: sobak
 [2015-01-03 06:21 UTC] sobak@php.net 
I disabled Italian translation. Once all mirrors refresh, you should see English version, despite of your ACCEPT_LANGUAGE header.

> While they get updated and translated correctly (which I'm willing to do)
You can help translators of your language, then. See http://doc.php.net/tutorial/

PS: We really do not spam our users ;)
 [2015-01-05 22:41 UTC] nospam at example dot org 
I know, but spammers can easily grab my email crawling bugs.php.net
ty for the resolution
 
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