Hi Tom,

I definitely agree that having docs is good, reading and comprehending the 
docs is better. Reading and comprehending the docs yourself you might have 
noticed the following quote: "If you were to try this and Django supported 
it, you would inevitably see a mixture of translated strings (from your 
application) and English strings (from Django itself)." No mention of a 
technical limitation, only of a goal to not see the mixture of translated 
strings. 

The amount of effort to "to make at least a minimal translation of the 
Django core" might be minuscule or it might not, I find that it shouldn't be 
made necessary.

And finally, I am assured that this is but a small issue to deal with and 
yet, had it not been an issue in the first place it would not have been 
mentioned in the official docs, would it?


Cheers

Uri

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