• The General (unregistered) in reply to DavidK
    DavidK:
    Sad Bug Killer:
    At least the translation team translated the header. Just imagine: "Welcome to Translation not available"

    Thee WTF there is that they hard-coded the "Welcome to " bit.

    Yes, it should say "Wilkommen in Translation not available".

  • Paolo G (unregistered)

    The WTF for me is that there is no need to put exclamation marks at the end of error messages! There is no translation available! OK, we heard you! You don't have to shout! It's not like it's the the end of the world, you know! And anyone who puts two or more exclamations marks at the end of an error message makes their application look infantile, IMO!!!

    CAPTCHA: abigo (notation?)!

  • none (unregistered) in reply to BlueEagle
    BlueEagle:
    When viewing the page I count a total of 16 "Translation not availible" (or permutations) on my screen.

    #1 is the title of my web browser window: "Translation Not Availible! - The Daily WTF - Opera" #2 is the title of the tab: "Translation not Availible..." #3 is the address bar: "http://thedailywtf.com/Articles/Translation-Not-Available!.aspx" #4 is the title of the article "Translation Not Available! 2008-01-22" #5 is the question itself "How many "Translation Not Available!"s can you find?" #6 is the title of the webbrowser that is the image "Translation Not Availble! - Mozilla FireFox" #7-16 are on the page itself.

    There's actually eleven on the page itself, not ten like you said.

  • rocky (unregistered) in reply to Translation Not Available!

    Translation is the converted form of any sentence. It is the medium of contact with of two different language people. rocky

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  • anonymous (unregistered) in reply to BlueEagle

    I count 23 'Translation Not Available' 's

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