the "lang/en" files with concise English lowercase names and retrieve them
from your code using get_string() or print_string().</li>
<li class="spaced">All help files should be translatable - create new texts
- in the "en/help" directory and call them using helpbutton().</li>
+ in the "en/help" directory and call them using helpbutton().
+ <p>If you need to update a help file:
+ <ul>
+ <li>with a minor change, where an old translation of the
+ file would still make sense, then it's OK to make the change
+ but you should notify translation@moodle.org</li>
+ <li>for a major change you should create a new file by adding
+ an incrementing number (eg filename2.html) so that translators
+ can easily see it's a new version of the file. Obviously the
+ new code and the help index files should also be modified to point
+ to the newest versions.</li>
+ </ul>
+ </p>
+</li>
<li class="spaced">Incoming data from the browser (sent via GET or POST) automatically
has magic_quotes applied (regardless of the PHP settings) so that you can safely
insert it straight into the database. All other raw data (from files, or from databases)