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Timestamp:
06/15/2016 05:21:26 AM (9 years ago)
Author:
samuelsidler
Message:

Plugin Directory: Curly quotes, curly quotes; oh how I adore thee. Also updated some phrasing.

See #1719.

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  • sites/trunk/wordpress.org/public_html/wp-content/themes/pub/wporg-plugins/page-add.php

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    2424                <?php do_shortcode( '[wporg-plugin-upload]' ); ?>
    2525
    26                 <p><?php _e( 'Even if you&#8217;ve submitted a dozen plugins, take the time to refresh your memory with the following information:', 'wporg-plugins' ); ?>
     26                <p><?php _e( 'Even if youve submitted a dozen plugins, take the time to refresh your memory with the following information:', 'wporg-plugins' ); ?>
    2727                <ul>
    2828                    <li><a href="https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-org/how-to-use-subversion/"><?php _e( 'How to use SVN', 'wporg-plugins' ); ?></a></li>
     
    4040
    4141                <h4><?php _e( 'What will my plugin URL be?', 'wporg-plugins' ); ?></h4>
    42                 <p><?php _e( 'Your plugin&#8217;s URL will be populated based on the value of <code>Plugin Name</code> in your main plugin file (the one with the plugin headers). If you set yours as <code>Plugin Name: Boaty McBoatface</code> then your URL will be <code>https://wordpress.org/plugins/boaty-mcboatface</code> and your slug will be <code>boaty-mcboatface</code> for example. If there is an existing plugin with your name, then you will be <code>boaty-mcboatface-2</code> and so on. It behaves exactly like WordPress post names.', 'wporg-plugins' ); ?></p>
     42                <p><?php _e( 'Your plugins URL will be populated based on the value of <code>Plugin Name</code> in your main plugin file (the one with the plugin headers). If you set yours as <code>Plugin Name: Boaty McBoatface</code> then your URL will be <code>https://wordpress.org/plugins/boaty-mcboatface</code> and your slug will be <code>boaty-mcboatface</code> for example. If there is an existing plugin with your name, then you will be <code>boaty-mcboatface-2</code> and so on. It behaves exactly like WordPress post names.', 'wporg-plugins' ); ?></p>
    4343                <p><?php _e( 'Once your plugin is approved, it <em>cannot</em> be renamed.', 'wporg-plugins' ); ?></p>
    4444
    4545                <h4><?php _e( 'I made a mistake in my plugin name. Should I resubmit?', 'wporg-plugins' ); ?></h4>
    46                 <p><?php _e( 'Please don&#8217;t! Instead email <code>plugins@wordpress.org</code> and we can rename your plugin as long as it&#8217;s not approved. Since we check emails first, the odds are we&#8217;ll catch it. If we don&#8217;t, just email us and explain the mistake. We&#8217;ll explain what do to.', 'wporg-plugins' ); ?></p>
     46                <p><?php _e( 'Please don’t! Instead email <code>plugins@wordpress.org</code> and we can rename your plugin as long as it’s not approved. Since we check emails first, the odds are we’ll catch it. If we don’t, just email us and explain the mistake. We’ll explain what do to.', 'wporg-plugins' ); ?></p>
    4747
    4848                <h4><?php _e( 'Why was I told my plugin name was unacceptable?', 'wporg-plugins' ); ?></h4>
    49                 <p><?php printf( __( 'This is explained in detail in our <a href="%s">detailed plugin guidelines</a>, but currently we give you the chance to rename it during the review process if the plugin name violates the guideline. Some terms (like &#8217;plugin&#8217; and &#8217;wordpress&#8217;) will be removed for you, as those should not be used at all. We get it. You&#8217;re a WordPress Plugin.', 'wporg-plugins' ), esc_url( 'https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-org/detailed-plugin-guidelines/' ) ); ?></p>
    50                 <p><?php _e( 'Regarding other companies and plugins&#8217; names and trademarks, don&#8217;t use them to start your plugin name. If you&#8217;re not Facebook, you shouldn&#8217;t submit a plugin that uses <code>facebook</code> as the first term in your slug. "Facebook Like Sharer" (which would be <code>facebook-like-sharer</code>) is not acceptable, but "Like Sharer for Facebook (which would be <code>like-sharer-for-facebook</code>) would be alright.', 'wporg-plugins' ); ?></p>
     49                <p><?php printf( __( 'This is explained in detail in our <a href="%s">detailed plugin guidelines</a>, but currently we give you the chance to rename it during the review process if the plugin name violates the guideline. Some terms (like “plugin” and “wordpress”) will be removed for you, as those should not be used at all. We get it; you’re a WordPress Plugin.', 'wporg-plugins' ), esc_url( 'https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-org/detailed-plugin-guidelines/' ) ); ?></p>
     50                <p><?php _e( 'Regarding the names and trademarks of other companies and plugins, don’t use them at the start of your plugin name. If you’re not Facebook, you shouldn’t submit a plugin that uses <code>facebook</code> as the first term in your slug. “Facebook Like Sharer” (which would be <code>facebook-like-sharer</code>) is not acceptable, but “Like Sharer for Facebook” (which would be <code>like-sharer-for-facebook</code>) would be alright.', 'wporg-plugins' ); ?></p>
    5151            </div><!-- .entry-content -->
    5252
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