A small change, but I like it a lot



I am not sure if this is an actual change, or if I just think I am noticing something different. After completing a lesson, I am no longer given a suggestion to translate an article.


That means I am not shown what percentage of articles it thinks I can read, but I am glad I am not being shown this message.


I like this, because I can start the next lesson sooner, and there is a bit less time wasted between lessons.


Is this also happening for you? What do you think about this?


Edit: I made an account on Duolingo for my mother, and after she completed her first lesson, she got a message saying, "You are now 1% fluent in French." I hope this doesn't replace the old message.
I was actually commenting to myself just today that I hadn't seen one of those notices in a while! I had assumed that it was because all my skills were very weak but I strengthened them and still no annoying notification! I am so glad it's not prompting me to translate anymore, although it does detract from the encouragement factor. I was always happy to see the percentage I could read go up.
you should keep the parameters as they are and translate the rest of the sentences.

in your example show posts by should be translated and {username} have to stay unchanged.

like voir les messages de {username}. in france. i'm not a teacher but i agree with what one of the male posters said. it's not whether he'll be flattered or take it the wrong way, it's whether someone else might take it the wrong way and think y'all have an inappropriate relationship. even if no one else overhears, he's still in an awkward position, because telling you a simple thank you might be giving you encouragement to flirt more (not saying you are actually like this), and not saying thank you might make you mad enough to try to get him into trouble (again, not saying you are actually like this). i would just leave it alone. sorry. i wish i could help but i find it weird that people “like” your post and not say anything. i posted yesterday and i was like ok… ummm do you want to look at my book? hah. all the best sir! i read your comment in a smug french voice update. i’ve decided the information isn’t really appropriate for the class description, so i nixed it entirely. i’ve linked to the task scheduler article instead, which is much more relevant.

thanks again for bringing this to our attention! i got in touch with pdftron support by opening a ticket. it seems as though the page transition options are disable when viewing a document with 1000+ pages. this explains why the options disappear since the document i have been trying to view was about 1500+.

thanks, everyone for the help i understand in the old days, you did asked around to your friends and family, or teachers. and everything was a hush hush bc we didn't have the advanced technology that we got now. the books were another way of getting further information too, and dictionary and thesaurus were big part of how to communicate with everyone around in society. lots of information was learned and apply in reality right away, and we became pretty much smart by keeping our brains active and resolving our own problems and then we taught others by teaching them about issues i learned along the way. if i wanted to learn anything it had to be done in pen or pencil and in writing it on papers, and keeping things as a record too. time has change, now its a chore to write, a chore to think to keep our brains active, chore in lacking to ask questions that we might think its stupid so our computers now do the asking for us... there's nothing left that we need to do personally by hand that enables us to think logical bc our technology is so advance that now we are becoming lazier and not so active in going out anymore. sad really. i rather not have technology only for job or a cell phone for emergencies only. but thats not reality now, i got it all bc i have too. hi [@samliew](/u/samliew)

thank you for your feedback too. i’m overwhelmed by all the support.

it seems as though this is something i can fix myself, without too much technical knowledge. i’ll get onto it today.

thank you again! <p>hi</p>
<p>from an seo perspective there are no risks in taking this approach, but you will be limiting your overall visibility in local markets because googlebot will only see the english version of your content. it will not see any of the translated versions at all and therefore you will struggle to rank in your local markets such as spain, france, india etc.</p>
<p>in order to take full advantage of available local search volume you'll need to set up separate urls with fully translated content (do not use google translate!) for your target markets.&nbsp;</p>
<p>but in the meantime, no it's not bad for seo (in so far as there are no risks), but it is not beneficial.</p>
<p>hope this helps and good luck!</p> yeah that happened time ago, with a girl from europe, we "met" online we had the "greatest" connection, it felt like we knew each other from years before, but there was something we didn't talk and is "well this is great but you are in the other part of the world now," of course money , distance, even the fact we were completely strangers, we didn't talk never, (for months) where things were going, long story short, she got into another more time consuming job, things begin to get cold quickly, then one day she just didn't reply anymore, 2nd experience, i met her online, she visited me couple of times while been here , yeah she was from europe too, (for distance reference purpose ) we had great time , but things were like this is great we just have a very different life each one on their own country, we are incredible far to make things work at least for now, we still keep in contact for years as very good friends, good luck probably you both make it and find the way things work "faster" : )