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#New Residents need a ''reason'' to stay in (and learn about) SL. A goal or something attr #:Provide a reason why Residents should stay and they'll invest time on learning.

...e group (focus on translations, umbrella group, opening for all interested Residents...). ...part of the Jira is in French, rest is in English and the Wiki page is in English too.

By '''tone''', we refer to the way Second Life residents should be addressed. ...Ownner" makes wise choice "Propietario). We should not follow the original English syntactic structure too closely, what matters is the meaning.

...speaking_of|{{#ifexist: User:speaking of|[[User:speaking of|speaking of]]|speaking of}}}} ...:0 3px;"|Nimh, you've made your point. I'm not going to go fix them in the middle of my office hour, but I will find out why they are the way they are.

...n Wendt|Gordon Wendt]]: Mojito, you have a bunch of panicky, upset, scared residents, do you honestly think the majority of them will be able to tellt the diffe ...uate. If you can't define something tightly in the ToS, then it means that residents can never be sure if they're behaving well or conravening the ToS. And it m

...elp by commenting, correcting, or improving the translation. The original English text is [[SL5B/Transcripts|here]]. who will be speaking about what the future holds for Second Life.

...ce:normal;"|I was just reading the JIRA, but for me it is all greek, I use english myself | style="white-space:normal;"|Before 1.23, CJK language speaking residents suffer from inconsistant fonts in the interface. Now they are merely suffer

...e should colour code names for whether they've got voice on, voice off and speaking | style="white-space:normal;"|Or maybe it's just me using an English version of Vista.

...Joe Linden: if listening on a voice line, please mute your phone when not speaking...'' ...ite-space:normal;"|And just to make it more difficult, ensure when you are speaking you are standing on your head :)