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How do you mean? I'm fine with the fact that the Greek Wikipedia doesn't contain an article about the Boston Tea Party, but I like that it contains an article a
by StavrosK 7y ago
How do you mean? I'm fine with the fact that the Greek Wikipedia doesn't contain an article about the Boston Tea Party, but I like that it contains an article about the 1821 rebellion. Requiring the information to be the same across languages would mean that either both should be translated, or, if no translator can be found, one should be deleted.
EDIT: Or do you mean contain the same information between different languages of a specific article?
- waterside81 7y agoYeah they meant why does the Barack Obama article in English differ in content than the Swedish one
- charwalker 7y agoI think they mean 2 articles in 2 languages with the same content, or as close as a translator can get. Very difficult to keep updated without automation but that seems like something they want to steer away from until no longer reliant on machine translations.
- wil421 7y agoWhy should something be deleted? If I was Greek studying the American Revolution it would be relevant. If there were French Wikipedia articles about cooking topics translated to English I’d be interested.