Hi Mike,
Seems all OK to me. I do not object to the "For instance" as it suits
with the casual language of the message. Also, IMO, I think "For
instance" meaning is well documented and easily translatable.
Marc
Le 2023-11-21 à 04 h 03, Mike Saunders a écrit :
Hi all,
So to follow up on this, here's a draft for the blog -- let me know
what you think! And more ideas for the "For instance" part would be
welcome :-)
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