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The current qqq documentation for the notification-header-login-success message says: ``` Text of notification for when someone successfully logs in as the current account from a computer that has not been previously used by that account. This is shown in the user's echo notifications, and is possibly emailed to the user. $1 = Username for account, formatted for display $2 = Username for account, unformatted for use in GENDER ``` The actual message in English doesn't have $1, $2, and GENDER. I can understand where can $2 be useful for GENDER: in Hebrew, for example, it's good for the word "you", and in other languages it can be useful on other words. But where is $1, "formatted for display", used? The message in English should probably use $2 and GENDER, for example as `{{GENDER:$2|you}}`. This will make it easy for translators, with translatewiki.net insertables, etc. $1 should either be explained better or removed from the qqq. Thanks!

The current qqq documentation for the notification-header-login-success message says: ``` Text of notification for when someone successfully logs in as the current account from a computer that has not been previously used by that account. This is shown in the user's echo notifications, and is possibly emailed to the user. $1 = Username for account, formatted for display $2 = Username for account, unformatted for use in GENDER ``` The actual message in English doesn't have $1, $2, and GENDER. I can understand where can $2 be useful for GENDER: in Hebrew, for example, it's good for the word "you", and in other languages it can be useful on other words. But where is $1, "formatted for display", used? The message in English should probably use $2 and GENDER, for example as `{{GENDER:$2|you}}`. This will make it easy for translators, with translatewiki.net insertables, etc. Also, if $2 doesn't appear in English, then translatewiki.net shows warnings, which are unnecessary. Or, if $2 is not actually implemented, they are correct, and the qqq is misleading. $1 should either be explained better or removed from the qqq. Thanks!

The current qqq documentation for the notification-header-login-success message says: ``` Text of notification for when someone successfully logs in as the current account from a computer that has not been previously used by that account. This is shown in the user's echo notifications, and is possibly emailed to the user. $1 = Username for account, formatted for display $2 = Username for account, unformatted for use in GENDER ``` The actual message in English doesn't have $1, $2, and GENDER. I can understand where can $2 be useful for GENDER: in Hebrew, for example, it's good for the word "you", and in other languages it can be useful on other words. But where is $1, "formatted for display", used? The message in English should probably use $2 and GENDER, for example as `{{GENDER:$2|you}}`. This will make it easy for translators, with translatewiki.net insertables, etc. Also, if $2 doesn't appear in English, then translatewiki.net shows warnings, which are unnecessary. Or, if $2 is not actually implemented, they are correct, and the qqq is misleading. $1 should either be explained better or removed from the qqq. Thanks!