Please keep in mindMost of the source texts have a description and a screenshot showing the context. Please ask questions if the context is unclear – we are happy to provide extra screenshots and descriptions.Please keep all placeholders (eg. %1$s, %2$d, %MALL%, [NUMBER] or :name) unchanged. Placeholders are used by the apps and e-mail system to put in dynamic content. It is OK to change the order of the placeholders if it fits the translations better.Try to refer to the mall in a neutral way like “the mall” or “us”. Please do not mention any mall names in the translations.Please do not add a period (.) to the end of translations that don’t already end with a period.Please keep all names in place - e.g. Mikkel Christiansen Approval of translationsThe translations have to be approved in Crowdin when they are done.This can happen right after adding the translations.It can also be done when everything is done by another person who will proofread the translations.Already approved translations can be marked as unapproved later on if the source text is changing its meaning – that’s why it’s important to get all translations approved to begin with. Description of the different foldersConsumer App (the consumer facing app)Emplate Shop (the app for the tenants)Misc (the backend – contains text shown for consumers)Misc 2 (the backend – contains text shown for consumers)Mall Management System (admin) (used by the mall management)Content for tenants (email and knowledge hub content – only shown for tenants and mall management. Contains meta-text framed by * that should not be translated, e.g. **Reengagement flow**) PluralizationTo support pluralization in the translations (eg. “0 points” / “1 point”) we need to do a manual one-time setup in the products for the new language. This is preferred to do on a call with an Emplate representative.