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Hello, Nacho Ramitas!

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-- WelcomeBOT (talk) 12:05, 22 September 2014 (PDT)

Translation

Hi there, I just fixed your translation and wanted to give you some tips for future translations:

  1. If a page is fully translated, you don't have to use the {{trans}} template. This is just for pages which are in the progress of translation.
  2. Don't forget the links in the infobox
  3. Don't forget to translate the parameters level, item-flags and att. Please note that there, only official STS translation are allowed.
  4. Use {{item name}} and {{item link}} to get the most recent item names from the dictionary.
  5. You're inconsistent with localizing the links. Sometimes you do, most of the time not. Please watch that, a translated article should never link to an English one, even if the Spanish one isn't translated yet.
  6. Don't forget to translate the categories at the end of the page, just append a /es.

Note on item sets (fixed here):

  1. You do need {{DISPLAYTITLE}} on item set pages in order to display the correct name. Combine it with the above mentioned {{item name}} to get an up-to-date name.
  2. Don't forget to translate the tiny bits of a text, as seen in the Napalmer table: "particles" is hardly Spanish ;)

Quotes with voice lines (as seen here):

  1. Append a _es to the sound file (like demoman07_bla.wav -> demoman07_bla_es.wav) and use "Show preview" to check whether the translated sound file exists or not. If it exists, listen to it and insert what you've heard. If not, add |en-sound=yes to the template and translate the quote on your own.

Phew, that was heavy. Anyway, I left you the Xeno Suit/es, Biomech Backpack/es and Alien Cranium/es to fix so you can directly apply my tips.
If you have any questions or something, feel free to respond, add me on Steam (link on my user page) or join the IRC ;)
{ TidB | t | c | wt } 12:52, 24 September 2014 (PDT)