Re: String additions to 'gnome-initial-setup.master'

[Alexandre Franke <alexandre franke gmail com>]

Hi,

On Sat, May 16, 2015 at 10:59 PM, GNOME Status Pages <noreply gnome org> wrote:
> This is an automatic notification from status generation scripts on:
> http://l10n.gnome.org.
>
> There have been following string additions to module 'gnome-initial-setup.master':
>
> + "Password hint"::"This is a weak password. A password without your user name would be stronger."
>     + "Password hint"::"This is a weak password. Try to add more letters, numbers and symbols."
>     + "Password hint"::"This is a weak password. Try to avoid common words."
>     + "Password hint"::"This is a weak password. Try to avoid reordering existing words."
>     + "Password hint"::"This is a weak password. Try to avoid repeating the same character."
>     + "Password hint"::"This is a weak password. Try to avoid repeating the same type of character: you 
> need to mix up letters, numbers and punctuation."
>     + "Password hint"::"This is a weak password. Try to avoid sequences like 1234 or abcd."
>     + "Password hint"::"This is a weak password. Try to avoid some of the words included in the password."
>     + "Password hint"::"This is a weak password. Try to avoid using your name in the password."
>     + "Password hint"::"This is a weak password. Try to use a mixture of letters, numbers and punctuation."
>     + "Password hint"::"This is a weak password. Try to use more lowercase letters."
>     + "Password hint"::"This is a weak password. Try to use more numbers."
>     + "Password hint"::"This is a weak password. Try to use more special characters, like punctuation."
>     + "Password hint"::"This is a weak password. Try to use more uppercase letters."
>     + "Password hint"::"This password is very similar to your last one. Try changing some letters and 
> numbers."
>     + "Password hint"::"This password is very similar to your last one. Try changing the password a bit 
> more."
>     + "This is a weak password."

Some of your recent password reletad commits introduced new strings,
and quite a lot of them. Can one of you branch before those for 3-16
please?

-- 
Alexandre Franke