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> From: Jean-Michel POURE [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 29 November 2003 21:42
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> Subject: Re: [pgadmin-hackers] pgAdmin web site translated
> into 11 languages
>
> Le Samedi 29 Novembre 2003 15:30, Andrej Surkov a écrit :
> > I have registered pgAdmin web site on russian search engine and
> > realizes that there is no direct description of the
> software on the site main page.
> > I think it is not correct and short description in few sentences
> > should be published. That's just good style for respectable
> software
> > and its presentation website. What do you think about it?
>
> Dear Andrej,
>
> You are right. It would be nice to agree on a "standard"
> description of
> pgAdmin3 in a few sentences, for translation and registration
> on web search engines.
>
> [Technically, we could store these sentences in the META
> information of the web site and extract them to the
> pgadmin_wesite.pot file for translation.]
>
> A possible proposal:
>
> "<a href='http://www.pgadmin.org'>pgAdmin</a> is a free
> software offering a complete set of administration and
> development tools for PostgreSQL. The software offers a very
> intuitive graphical interface running under multiple
> platforms including MS Windows, GNU/Linux and FreeBSD.
> pgAdmin Project is a collaborative project including hundreds
> of volunteers."
Not sure about that. 'complete set' implies more than one program which there isn't.
Also, 'hundreds' is a little one the high side...
Oh, and I object to GNU/Linux.
> Can we all discuss a standard text? We should be quite
> carefull as the text could be publised on dozen of sites. I
> will be away for the week-end.
We never had a standard desription before, but do have a tagline - for pga2 it was:
pgAdmin II: PostgreSQL Tools for Windows.
Which I then shortened to:
pgAdmin III: PostgreSQL Tools
In addition, I always try to standardise the capitalisation of pgAdmin.
Regards, Dave.
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