AlliedModders - Translation Project Website

Kudos on keeping the website alive and fully responsive after 7 years. My group is definitely going to find this useful.

Suggestion:

Our server config is managed by 3 developers and a GitHub repo for the server config.

It would be convenient if you could add specific users as owners to a "group" of plugins. Our group might be called "Survival Network Translations", for example. And that's where we would keep all our translation files and have them managed by 3+ separate users.

Benefits:

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If a developer adds a new phrase to an existing translation file (or creates a new file for a new plugin), he doesn't need to ask the owner of the translation file (via the website) to make edits or add a new file. He can simply do it himself.

This would eliminate the issue of having seperate translation files under different user's profiles, if someone decided to upload a new translation file under their personal account. Right now I have 6 plugins under my name but it would be inconvenient for a seperate user to start adding plugins from our server config under his name. It's easier to see all the plugin phrase files listed in 1 place

You could have translators who are responsible for overlooking certain languages. Maybe you'd want 2 chinese translators: every time a phrase gets translated to chinese the other translator can look over the changes and make any edits in case there was a mistake somewhere.

If you end up implementing this - it might also be convenient to be able to assign roles:

"Owner" status users could do anything with the files, including deleting the file, deleting a Phrase, or renaming a phrase.
"Translator" status woudn't have permission to delete files or remove/rename Phrases. But they can edit a language translation if it needs rewording.

Optional side-suggestions

Toggleable setting: Only allow translations from clients with a permission status (Translator, or Owner).

Toggleable setting: After a random user makes a translation, someone with a permission status must OK it for it to be added.
Would look like this within the website (listed under translations):

Phrases awaiting approval:

"es" "test test test"

(Noticed some non-english translations in English when browsing through plugins.)

Edit:
Some after thoughts:

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