@NicolasChabanovsky hello there ＼(^o^)／　would you help us when you get a chance ja.meta.stackoverflow.com/q/2984/14055

@NicolasChabanovsky sorry it looks like the matter is resolved already 👍

@aki Hi! I'm glad that it is now resolved.

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Hi @g3rv4, @gbianchi, @AndersonCarlosWoss! It seems that there is a way to block edits that add "Solved" to title. Could you please send me a list of titles and a message that you want to show users in the case?

@NicolasChabanovsky I dont know if I understand perfectly, what do you mean, a list of titles?

@AndersonCarlosWoss Hey! Sorry that I was not clear enough. Could you please compile a list of words that we would like to blacklist?

I think the best way would be to post a question on meta, so anyone can suggest a word or the message. What do you think?

@NicolasChabanovsky I already asked the question yesterday: pt.meta.stackoverflow.com/q/7752/5878

It would be nice if you answered there commenting on how this tool works and how we could configure it. Suggesting words without understanding how they will be applied seems to give me a shot in the dark.

I miss an option to warn mods when strings are used (an mod-editable list) - Not a blacklist per se, but some "warn list". Probably some new trigger to the moderation queue, using the already existing infrastructure.

this would fit both the RESOLVIDO / RESOLVED problem and other special cases (name of some products that are often used in veiled spam, and other words that have legitimate uses, but serves as an early warning of other problems)

@AndersonCarlosWoss Thank you for the question! I invited Shog to the conversation. He knows about the feature more then anybody else. I hope he will help to clarify the situation.

@Bacco Hey! How are you? Could you please clarify what do you mean?

@NicolasChabanovsky Hi Nicolas. Sorry I went offline before reading your question. I cant' do it right now, but I'll try to elaborate further in some occasion.

Hi everyone! I'm a new product manager for public Q&A. The team of developers that I work with has been making some small improvements across the site including a good number of copy tweaks and changes. I wanted to share those with you in this spreadsheet so hopefully it can be helpful for doing translations: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/….

@Catija helped me by putting this spreadsheet together, so let her know if you're having trouble accessing it.

The column headers correspond to the location on the site and beneath each is a list of copy that was changed. Please let me know if you have questions or if there's other information that would help make this easier for you. I'm so impressed by your passion and the incredible work you do to make the international Stack Overflow sites successful communities. Thank you.

Hiya! I'm one of the CMs, I've been working with Nicolas for almost a year now. I generally work with the English Stack Exchange Network sites but I'm always happy to help out with the International sites, too! As @MeganRisdal said, feel free to let me know if you have any questions about the spreadsheet or difficulty accessing it.