Hi,

And that's why you are mainly speaking German on the OGame Origin Tools' IRC channel? So please, do not blame someone for something that you are doing yourself elsewhere. Besides, it is more easy to understand a code only with an incomprehensible variable name – and I do not talk about comments, they should be useless with a clean code – than a whole conversation with a foreign and especially unknown language... I have already reused some polish codes – language that I do not know at all! – for OGame without understanding the variable meaning but by understanding its global functioning without any difficulties, while I have to use a crappy online translator to understand a whole thread on a Lithuanian board for example.

I do not want to blame you in my turn, I just want to point out that almost everyone prefers to express himself in his native language, and so we have sometimes to put up with this fact. It is more or less what Black Cat is saying.

It is not necessarily a so big problem here where people comes from all around the world, if there is something that you can't understand, someone could probably translate/explain it in English. However I have to concede that if it is made in English from the scratch, it simplifies a lot the task, giving more time for people to do something more useful than translating a text for someone else. But we know that it is not/cannot be always the case, particularly with volunteer workers.


Anyway, have a good night!

PS: The script above does not contain so many French words. The code in itself, including variable name and even localized labels, is in English. Only comments – which are useless with a good code – are in French and the UserJS description tag but it is already translated in the Razzo's message. And sorry to be off topic, but it was already deriving before.

PS 2: Thanks to asterix2, you did what I was about to do. :thumbsup: