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    Kenneth Clay

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    zentin abidh

    Thus, we will count a placeholder as one word to compensate the effort of translators to take care of them. Same concept applies to HTML tags or any words or numbers that need not to be translated like yacine tv

     
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    Emily Paul (Edited )

    To recognize the effort translators put into managing them, each placeholder will be counted as one word. This approach also applies to HTML tags and elements like specific names or numbers that don't need translation, such as 'Yacine TV' Illinois Pass

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    The Team will count a placeholder as one word to compensate the effort of translators to take care of them. Same concept applies to HTML tags or any words or numbers that need not to be translated like Get Xit FF Free Download.

     
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    oliverOscar

    To avoid issues with character escaping using CDATA tags, always wrap the entire string in a single CDATA block (e.g., <![CDATA[<b>I say hello world</b>]]>). Do not use multiple or nested CDATA tags, add text outside the CDATA block, or insert CDATA manually on the platform only include them in the source file. Note that Android XML handles HTML tags without needing CDATA. chimney sweep seo expert

     
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    scaife donnelly

    This article helped clarify the issue! I ran into the same problem while setting up a project that involved translations for fintechrevo com, and now I understand why those extra languages appeared. Thanks!

     
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