crowdsourcing

On the "terms" and "privacy" pages, when you change the language from the top right pull-down menu, the UI text like menu items changes, but the main content does not change.

When you refresh the page, correct content is displayed.

Describe the issue

I have created a language "German (informal)" within my component, but the automatic DeepL suggestions still uses formal sentences.

I already tried

Describe the steps you tried to solve the problem yourself.

• I've read and searched the docs and did not find the answer there.
• Searched for issues within GitHub repository

Subject of the issue

Right now its not possible to share individual announcements. If we can provide a link with unique time stamp, the URL can be shared.

Expected behaviour

The time stamp should be a unique URL

The Accessibility Foundation has made an accessibility of the Open Food Facts web site. There is a number of issues that they pointed out and that we should fix.

Report OpenFoodFact 15-12-2020.pdf

Who would be interested in fixing some of them?

Per 20210428 discussion, since we backup original reply text in the spreadsheet, we can consider removing spammer's reply text entirely.

We can modify removeArticleReply.js so that it optionally take a CLI argument that replaces the reply text with specified text. We can provide link to the spreadsheet or takedown

There should be one at least in C#, people shouldn't need to always roll their own solutions for this.

From 20201209 meeting note:

Breakpoint 設定有誤，mobile 與 desktop 版中間有一個出處沒有標題的版本：

In this case please all go for desktop style.

Estamos usando a versão 6.6.5 da biblioteca, mas ela tem uma comunidade super ativa e já está na versão 7.19!
Essa tarefa é pra simplesmente mudar pra usar a versão mais recente, verificando se não quebrou o layout. Opcionalmente podemos estudar as novas features que foram implementadas nesse meio tempo pra ver se alguma é interessante pra nós :)

Github da Sweetalert2:
https://github.com/swee

Until now, amti's testing has been entirely manual. There have been three reasons for this
decision:

1. amti began as a tool I built for myself. Originally, I wanted to demo the idea of
   reproducible, version controlled crowdsourcing pipelines and to make my own
   crowdsourcing research reproducible. I open sourced amti so that others could run my
   pipelines, to share the idea of reproducible