fix: german letter-position-pretext translation#185
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ptsouchlos merged 1 commit intoptsouchlos:mainfrom Apr 14, 2026
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fix: german letter-position-pretext translation#185ptsouchlos merged 1 commit intoptsouchlos:mainfrom
letter-position-pretext translation#185ptsouchlos merged 1 commit intoptsouchlos:mainfrom
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Since you're writing an application for a job position, "als" (as) must be used. Otherwise, it sounds like you're writing an application for or on behalf of other software engineers, which doesn't make a lot of sense. This also became evident previously in the following issue, where someone already tried to adjust the translation: ptsouchlos#98 The translation should still be made configurable, but the default needs to change anyway.
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Since you're writing an application for a job position, "als" (as) must be used. Otherwise, it sounds like you're writing an application for or on behalf of other software engineers, which doesn't make a lot of sense.
This also became evident previously in the following issue, where someone already tried to adjust the translation: #98
The translation should still be made configurable, but the default needs to change anyway.