> We could avoid that if you would discuss your plans for branch on the list
> first instead of just wildly committing.
You are right.
However, I think that the string freeze should be clearly announced, maybe I missed this. Moreover
nobody stopped me in my revision of our documentation files and I was simply not aware to break
something in making the files compilable.
But why do we have a hard string freeze and why is it about 2 weeks? I mean if we can fix a bug that
changes a string, it is worth it. I don't see why it harms if 3 strings of 5177 strings are not
translated to every language. The benefit of a fixed bug is greater than a translated string.
We should think about the string freeze policy.
regards Uwe
