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posts language // язык постов (lemmy.ml)

submitted 1 year ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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нужна реализация языка постов в лемми (и клиент-приложениях)

need a language implementation at posts in lemmy (and client applications)

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[–] [email protected] 6 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (1 children)

В Lemmy есть языковая реализация - но люди неиспользуют. [There is one, but people don't usually use it.]

It also gets a bit problematic in cases like your post - like, which language should you mark? Russian, French, or English? (It has all three.)

...for people wondering about the picture, it's something like this:

[Kid] Mum! What's the simple past? (passé simple, barely used nowadays; usually you'd use the passé composé/composite past)
[Woman] It would be better if they prepared you for the complicated future...

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

очень просто: все посты маркируются по-дефолту родным языком, чего я здесь не вижу (по-крайней мере в приложении), а в отдельных случаях язык меняется вручную

реализация чисто через теги? тому, кто постит, достаточно будет добавить #lang_ru или как-то хитрее?

[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 year ago

Я думаю, таким дефолтами пользователи будут плохо маркировать. Возможно, Lemmy должен спросить, если язык "undefined"?

Теги

Крутой - могут сработать, не знаю.

[I'll translate it for the other users, plus I'm not proficient in Russian, as you probably noticed.]

it's simple - all posts are tagged by default in their native language, which I don't see here (at least in the app), and in some cases the language is changed manually

I think that people will mistag posts/comments this way. Perhaps Lemmy should ask, if the language is "undefined"?

or implement it by tags alone? Would it be enough for the poster to add #lang_ru or something cleverer?

That's a cool idea - it might work, dunno.