SUMMARY The link to the mail address to get a donation receipt is a weblink instead of a mail STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Go to https://kde.org/de/donate/ (-> *DE* is important) 2. Scroll down to Spendenquittungen 3. Click on the link of "Schatzmeister des KDE e.V.." OBSERVED RESULT The link is the web adress https://kde.org/donate/kde-ev-treasurer@kde.org EXPECTED RESULT Link should be mailto:kde-ev-treasurer@kde.org ADDITIONAL INFORMATION https://kde.org/de/donate/ -> *DE* is important It works fine on the English language page (https://kde.org/donate/)
Thanks for reporting, this appears to be a broken German translation.
Thanks for your report! The error has been confirmed and will be fixed in an upcoming release. See https://phabricator.kde.org/D30552
SVN commit 1720917 by ltoscano: de, kde-org: fix a mailto address Otherwise the link is not correctly visible. M +2 -2 l10n-kf5/de/messages/websites-kde-org/promo.po M +2 -2 l10n-support/de/summit/messages/websites-kde-org/promo.po WebSVN link: http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=1720917
The fix was applied to the translations but it should be visible on the website from tomorrow (or in two days at most).
Sorry Philipp!
Luigi, are you a member of the German i18n team? We have our proofreading workflows, not cool to just commit something without going through them...
(In reply to Philipp Kiemle from comment #6) > Luigi, are you a member of the German i18n team? I'm not, but I'm one of the translation coordinators, and we sometimes fix the overall issues that breaks the places where translations are used. In this case I'm sorry because I hadn't refresh this page before committing something (I had planned to work on this, I had this page open, but I didn't work on it immediately. Next time I will check if the there is ongoing activity. > We have our proofreading workflows, not cool to just commit something > without going through them... I agree, but this case has nothing to do with the underlying language, it was a missing protocol in an address in the translation. While fixing this for German, I did check if the issue showed up in other languages (luckily it didn't). So while again I should have checked if this was picked up, there were no risks of breaking because of the (lack of knowledge of the) language.