User talk:Mysqldtc
Hello, Mysqldtc!
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-- WelcomeBOT (talk) 02:27, 2 September 2014 (PDT)
Hello ma petite chou-fleur!
Hello Mysqldtc and welcome to the TF wiki from my side, great to see some action on the French side of the wiki!
I reviewed your recent edits and found a few mistakes. Therefore I compiled a short list that might help you to prevent those mistakes in the future:
- Please don't forget to edit original English links so they lead to French pages. You can utilize the {{item link}} templates for this if it's about items. For example {{item link|Unusualifier}} produces: Inhabituellisateur.
- Always use official strings, so the Strangifier is actually called "Étrangifiant" in French.
- If you've got links of the form [[Page#subsection|displayed name]] you need to put the /fr suffix after "Page", not after "subsection", so for example [[Taunts#Action taunts|Taunts]] should become [[Taunts/fr#Railleries d'action|raillerie]]
- On non-item pages you might need to add a displaytitle (Template: {{DISPLAYTITLE:displayed name}}) so that you don't see the "/fr" suffix at the top of the page.
You can see the page diffs here and here if you want to check what I corrected.
That's it already! Keep up the good work and have fun contributing! :) Feel free to ask anything under this post, on my talk page or in our IRC channel, please note that despite I've edited/added some of the strings in your edits, I don't speak French. — shots fired by: Nikno {Talk | Contribs} 10:49, 4 December 2016 (PST)
