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authorBrion Vibber <brion@pobox.com>2010-04-09 14:02:01 -0700
committerBrion Vibber <brion@pobox.com>2010-04-09 14:02:01 -0700
commit85fb32a3595cd7cdd7d5e58cedaaac2ef5180472 (patch)
tree11645fb02d6fdb019cc8fdb96f9c1580026b4f3b /actions/invite.php
parentd00942cce185e24e5d67a1e2ccb92faf5be7d1d4 (diff)
Ticket #946: annotate use of singular 'them' in invite mail messages to aid translators
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diff --git a/actions/invite.php b/actions/invite.php
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--- a/actions/invite.php
+++ b/actions/invite.php
@@ -224,8 +224,10 @@ class InviteAction extends CurrentUserDesignAction
$headers['From'] = mail_notify_from();
$headers['To'] = trim($email);
+ // TRANS: Subject for invitation email. Note that 'them' is correct as a gender-neutral singular 3rd-person pronoun in English.
$headers['Subject'] = sprintf(_('%1$s has invited you to join them on %2$s'), $bestname, $sitename);
+ // TRANS: Body text for invitation email. Note that 'them' is correct as a gender-neutral singular 3rd-person pronoun in English.
$body = sprintf(_("%1\$s has invited you to join them on %2\$s (%3\$s).\n\n".
"%2\$s is a micro-blogging service that lets you keep up-to-date with people you know and people who interest you.\n\n".
"You can also share news about yourself, your thoughts, or your life online with people who know about you. ".