Berjocht oerlis:noun: ferskil tusken ferzjes

But one exception I'd like to lobby for, just in case, the {{temptempt|p}} {{temptempt|c}} and {{temptempt|n}}. A fair number of other sites have them, and they make it really easy for somebody who's shaky in the language to do a drop and run if they happen to be looking up something on our project. Even those whose primary language isn't English seem to use them. In fact, just today, I clicked the Swedish translation for "stoarm" to go check my inflection and figured I'd take two seconds to drop the Frysk translation in. I wasn't sure what they called common gender, so I ended up guessing and noting that in the summary line. Winter <small>(Username:[[Meidogger:Snakesteuben|Snakesteuben]] 19 mai 2008, 10.48 (UTC))</small>

:: Excellent point on PN/pn. At very least, I'll update the bot macros now while I'm thinking about. (I was using that in them--bad Winter, no biscuit.) Perhaps ironically, I used another 4-letter word, er, template I'd like to keep in my last reply, again without thinking about it. {{temptempt|temp}} --> {{temptempt|temp|templatename}}. A handy way to avoid that blasted nowiki syntax that always balls me up. Also handy because clicking on the template takes the user to info about the template--the template talk page, or failing that, the template page itself (I ''hope''; it's ''supposed'' to do that), if there's any confusion as to what the message is talking about. The name's very intuitive for me, and I'm used to it on other projects. There's also a clone Frysk alternative {{temptempt|berj}}, a name I'm less wedded to. (If there's a need for it at all, of course.) Winter <small>(Username:[[Meidogger:Snakesteuben|Snakesteuben]] 20 mai 2008, 08.33 (UTC))</small>