Changes copy, grammar, typos in en.admin.yml

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Lippe 2013-04-16 01:34:57 -04:00
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base:
index:
title: 'Administration'
first_paragraph: 'Here you can administrate the groups and users of Foodsoft.'
first_paragraph: 'Here you can administer Foodsoft groups and users.'
newest_users: 'newest users'
username: 'username'
name: 'name'
@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ en:
new_ordergroup: 'Add new ordergroup'
first_paragraph: 'Here you can add a %{url}, administer a group or delete it.'
new_ordergroups: 'new ordergroups'
second_paragraph: "Consider the <em>difference between group and ordergroup</em>: A ordergroup has an account and can order food. In a <em>%{url}</em> (for example 'sorting group') the members coordinate each other via tasks and messages. Users can always just be part of one ordergroup, but any multitude of other groups."
second_paragraph: "Consider the <em>difference between group and ordergroup</em>: An ordergroup has an account and can order food. In a <em>%{url}</em> (for example 'sorting group') the members coordinate with each other via tasks and messages. Users can only be in one ordergroup, but can be in multiple other groups."
workgroup: 'workgroup'
edit:
title: 'Edit ordergroup'
@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ en:
new_workgroup: 'Create new workgroup'
first_paragraph: 'Here you can create %{url}, edit and delete them.'
new_workgroups: 'new workgroups'
second_paragraph: "Be aware of the <em>difference between a group and ordergroup</em>: A %{url} has an account and can order food. In a workgroup (for example 'sorting group') the members coordinate each other via tasks and messages. Users can always just be part of one ordergroup, but a multitude of other groups."
second_paragraph: "Be aware of the <em>difference between a group and ordergroup</em>: A %{url} has an account and can order food. In a workgroup (for example 'sorting group') the members coordinate with each other via tasks and messages. Users can only be in one ordergroup, but can be in multiple other groups."
ordergroup: 'ordergroup'
edit:
title: 'Edit workgroup'