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en:styleguide [2019/01/07 19:39] – [In dialogs the person speaking has to be indicated] thore | en:styleguide [2021/01/05 21:17] (current) – [Keep lines short] percidae | ||
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=== Sounds are marked with " | === Sounds are marked with " | ||
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+ | This **excludes** things that are visible in the video (e.g. *Points to slides*) | ||
Unfortunately there is a bug in amara which uses the * for italic. Just ignore it we will fix that with a script in the textfiles. | Unfortunately there is a bug in amara which uses the * for italic. Just ignore it we will fix that with a script in the textfiles. | ||
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In general subtitles can be easily read, if a line is not more than around 42 chars. | In general subtitles can be easily read, if a line is not more than around 42 chars. | ||
- | Since we use and format the transcripts from the etherpads | + | Since we use and format the transcripts from the etherpads you don't have to take care of linebreaks. Please |
- | In short: | + | In short: |
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+ | If you are working on a subtitle in amara during the quality control phase, please do not change the double lines with a maximum line length of 42 characters. The subtitles are formatted as a continous text intentionally. This creates text blocks which are visible for a as long as possible period of time. This improves the readability of the subtitles, especially for fast tech talks. | ||
=== Intro and outro === | === Intro and outro === | ||
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Afterwards there can be a whole translation to english and german and whatever. | Afterwards there can be a whole translation to english and german and whatever. | ||
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