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Programming freedom vs translational loyalty

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Posted Tuesday, December 30, 2008 - Post #23312
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I have a question concerning the Swedish version:

When I find things I think could be improved, shall I feel free to alter Rons report generator, or should I wait for those changes to be implemented (or not!) before making them?

My current example:

"Arcturus was born in 1884. Arcturus' father was Phineas Nigellus Black and his mother is Ursula Flint (Black). His paternal grandparents are Black and (Black). He had three brothers and a sister, named Sirius, Phineas, Cygnus and Belvina. He was the third oldest of the five children. He died at the age of 75 in 1959."

In my view, people who ARE dead HAD parents and grandparents (past tense). I wish the Swedish version to use past tense not only when the parent is dead, but also when the person him/herself is dead.

Shall I post all such issues in a wishlist? Shall I wait for a "go", or just go ahead, make the changes, and just document them clearly in the program?



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