Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Counterparts Lite
Google search turns up string editing app by Michel Fortin created around 26 May 2014;https://alpha.app.net/michelf/post/31249310 Twitter post says Fortin added support for XLIFF 4 Jun 2014.https://mobile.twitter.com/michel_fortin/status/474314034935001089 No evidence that this application is widely used for translation/localization (the purpose of XLIFF); but see http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.comp.macosx.business/4575 blogger using CPL. I suspect that translation systems would internally support string editing (that's what translation is all about). Some posts suggest CPL is one of many editors used by non-professionals; see comment "But many need a tool for John Doe the unknown student translator on fiverr. For sure the large 10x as expensive professional translating companies already support it. – Lothar Aug 13 '15".http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26363627/xliff-localization-tools-for-xcode-6 I'm not seeing any secondary sources that tout the app. Current content sounds in advertising and need not be saved in a redirect. I'm not seeing  for the XLIFF article, so I deleted the WL there
— User:Glrx, 00:36, 26 July 2016 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:DUE (Wikipedia:Neutral point of view)