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I think RFC 3066 language identifiers should be used References: |
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Thank's Marcio. I will do this. |
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Now, I translated some things that I haven't translated previously. But some words like "Homepage", "Download", "Commit RSS Feed", "Issue tracker", etc, we use in English. If I translate those words literally, they won't make too much sense