Hi Sally, On Fri, Jul 21, 2006 at 11:19:53AM -0400, Sally C. Barry wrote: > I noticed some things in the German entries, which might also be > relevant to French or other languages. > > In some places, I noticed the use of "du" or "Du" (informal you), and > in other places, I saw "Sie" (formal you). > > First, the German gimp-doc folks should figure out which level of > formality Gimp should use. And second, if the decision is for informal, > it needs to be standardized on either "du" or "Du". Now that the dust > has settled (???) on the most recent German spelling reform, this > can be done. > > Has the Gimp documentation been updated for whatever other changes are > in the newest spelling reform? I didn't notice. > > OK, OK, I know that there are far more important issues at this > point, but I figured I'd bring it up, anyway. I apologize if it has > already been discussed here before. No thats great. I think, for german it should be 'Sie', the formal you. I know, the manual shouldn't be as boring is 'normal' manuals, but I think that's good style :) Greetings, -- Roman Joost www: http://www.romanofski.de email: romanofski@xxxxxxxx
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