[ACTION-211] Review Localization Quality Precis for readability from non-localisation viewpoint

Hi all,

I read the part on "LQP" from y non-localisation viewpoint. To me, it is absolutely understandable. But I have a few remarks:


-          Example 76: There is a typo. It should read "...how to use..."

-          Example 77: Instead of "...how to us ..." it should just be "...how..."

-          Example 78: There is a typo. It should read "...how to use..."

-          Example 81: The formatting of the explanation does not follow the usual layout



One thing I could not quite understand (may be due to my limit localization knowledge):



Why is there an option to use a relative selector (pointer) for the values of the rules elements? What is the benefit instead of just putting the concrete values there? And why are these pointers not supported in the local definition?



Cheers



Micha

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