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| == Why were <nowiki><span id></nowiki> removed? ==
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| Hello Anne, I saw that you removed on the page [[Glossary]] all the <nowiki><span id></nowiki> markups. Now links like [[Glossary#KHTML|KHTML]] do not work anymore, because <nowiki><span id="KHTML">'''KHTML'''</span></nowiki> was changed to <nowiki>'''KHTML'''</nowiki>. For example in the German version the link to [[Glossary/de#KHTML|KHTML]] is still functional. Is there a special reason for this, because it removes the possibility to link to certain parts of the glossary directly. --[[User:Sordon|Sordon]] 16:44, 25 June 2010 (CEST)
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| :I find this very strange, because I have written many pages with links to Glossary terms and never met the problem before. Certainly links such as I wrote did work with the old Mediawiki version. I set up a test link at the bottom of my User page, and agree that now it links to the page, but not the section. I will speak to the developers and see if I can find why it has changed. I'm reluctant to have the <span id> tags replaced as they are not mediawiki syntax. I'll get back to you. --[[User:Annew|annew]] 19:46, 25 June 2010 (CEST)
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| ::The Glossary links work now. The markup had been changed so the entries were no longer sections. They've been put back now. --[[User:Annew|annew]] 20:16, 25 June 2010 (CEST)
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| == Reverted German translations ==
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| Hello Anne, I saw that some pages that were already translated to German are now only available in English. Your mail on my talk page made me aware of this problem. Another example for this is the page [[Applications/de]]. The last entry in the history is from FuzzyBot. And there are more pages. --[[User:Sordon|Sordon]] 13:34, 28 June 2010 (CEST)
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