“Server and Protocols” would actually fit space-wise. The discussion about & and u. escaped me. As long as there is no solution in the UI itself, we probably have no choice but to shorten texts or omit less important information.
If I notice that a text doesn’t have enough space, I adjust it in the translations. If you notice something, please just suggest a suitable translation on Crowdin and, if necessary, point out in a comment that it makes sense for space reasons.
I do not have any error to report. 
I just want to say goodbye. After 8 years we did shut down our self hosted discourse instance End of March since we did dissolve our political party End of March.
During the last 8 years I have been the admin of our instance and during that time I did also do a lot of the translations into German for Discourse (discourse, discourse-ai, data-explorer and some other plugins). This has been my way to give something back to Discourse for using this great software on our server for free.
But now the time has come so say goodbye to the community.
@Moin is doing also quite a lot of the German translations, so this great software does still have besides @gerhard other persons doing the translations into German.
@gerhard you can remove me in Crowdin from the discourse translators for German.
Keep up the good work.
Thanks and all the best for everyone
Guido
Wow, Guido! We will miss you. Thank you for your contributions to the German translation over the years. Good luck with your future endeavors and of course when you spin up your next online community, we hope it will be with Discourse!
Thank you for all your contributions over the years. I checked — turns out you’ve translated around 30,000 words in that time! 
Wishing you all the very best, and I hope our paths cross again someday.
Some texts related to “Impersonation” were recently added. For example, “You are impersonating %{username}” and “Stop impersonating”.
Certainly, the current translation “Nutzersicht” (user view) is not a mistake, but I always felt something was missing that creates awareness that you are not only seeing the same as the user, but also acting as them. Therefore, I thought it might be interesting to hear what other admins think about this.
There was even a short conversation about this on Crowdin:
Is the existing one an accurate translation (I assume it should be understood as “view page as certain user”)?
Yes, admins can impersonate other users which allows them to see and do everything the user is allowed to do. I’m not sure if the current translation is accurate enough. Probably.
The error message when impersonating fails currently speaks of “slipping into the role”[1]. The same applies to the explanatory text of the button[2].
If we orient ourselves by this, we could change the impersonate button to “In Rolle wechseln” (Switch role). “Als Benutzer anmelden” (Log in as user) might be even clearer, but I feel it fits less well with the new feature, where you can switch back without logging out. “Benutzer übernehmen” (Take over user) might also be possible. It’s not quite as long, but perhaps a bit drastic.
Maybe someone has even better ideas than what I came up with shortly before midnight 
אולי המילה “לחקות” תהיה טובה יותר כמו “לחקות משתמש” או “אתה (כרגע) מחקה את %{username}”.
הייתי מבין את זה טוב יותר אם הייתי רואה את זה בפעם הראשונה.
Thanks for raising this issue, Moin! While you are talking about the German translation, I think it makes sense to raise this also in Add 'stop impersonating' link to user avatar dropdown when impersonating - #41 by ted where changes to the feature are being talked about.
In my personal opinion, the fact that “impersonation” doesn’t translate well is a case for changing how the feature is named. I like “log in as user”. I also can imagine “Switch to @impersonated_user account” and then “Switch back to @my_account”. I think this works in english and also suspect it translates better into most languages.
I don’t quite understand the connection: Why should the choice of the term “Impersonation” be discussed now in a topic about a new option to more easily leave this mode? The text of the button (which, by the way, has existed for more than 5 years) is not related to ending user impersonation.
For me, “Impersonation” is also a sensible name for the feature because it is easy to search for in the documentation and other topics on the forum. “Log in as user” would make that more difficult. These are all very commonly used words, it’s less suitable as a keyword, and the previous posts would still use the old term.
In translation, one often has to choose more suitable terms anyway. We also translate “staff” as “Team” and “to tag” as “mit einem Schlagwort versehen”. There isn’t always the perfect term for something in every language. But then it is sufficient to optimize the translation. There’s no need to rename the feature.
That is still the case. What do I need to do for something to change about that?
אני מגדיר תזכורת לבדוק את זה כשאחזור מחופשה.
I noticed that the German translation for “dismiss” varies greatly. Even in the same context, different phrasings are used.
Here is an example of what is displayed when you call /unread:
The “Dismiss” button is immediately present next to the “new topic” button. If you then use the mass selection, there is a second “Dismiss” button in the menu:
It’s the same with the modal that asks if you are sure.
In the notification menu, “Alles gelesen” (read all) is used. I think that fits very well there, even though it is of course another term for pretty much the same thing.
I find it less bothersome that we use something different in another context, like in the notifications on the dashboard where “verwerfen” (discard) is used.
But in the context of “dismiss unread topic/post/notification,” I would find consistent phrasing more helpful. Especially “ausblenden” (hide) sounds to me more like a phrasing for “not listed” / “invisible” (en: “unlist”).
Previously, I thought it would be easier to discuss one change at a time. Now I have the impression that it might be better if I post more at once. Maybe everything can be improved at once if someone takes the time for it.
onebox.github.openedopened
offen
I think “geöffnet” would be more appropriate. It’s not about the current status, but about when the PR was opened.
admin_js.admin.backups.files_title & admin_js.admin.backups.menu.backup_filesBackup files
Dateien sichern
As Dax confirmed with that one text, this is a noun. Under the heading, you can see the backups that have been created.
reports.signups.titleSignups
Neue Benutzer
“Neue Benutzer” has a lot of connection to trust level 0 (new user) for me. I think “Anmeldungen” or “Registrierungen” would clarify that better.
site_settings.chat_auto_silence_from_flags_durationNumber of minutes that users will be silenced for when they are automatically silenced due to flagged chat messages.
Anzahl der Minuten, für die Benutzer stummgeschaltet werden, wenn sie aufgrund markierter Chat-Nachrichten automatisch stummgeschaltet werden.
It should be “reported” and not “flagged”.
js.discourse_ai.embeddings.semantic_search_results.newPress ‘search’ to begin looking for new results with AI
Drücke auf „Suchen“, um mit der KI nach neuen Ergebnissen zu suchen
I think “Suche” would better match the text on the button.
discourse_ai.ai_bot.tool_options.update_artifact.update_algorithm.nameUpdate Algorithm
Algorithmus aktualisieren
As Nat confirmed in the comment, “update” is a noun and not a verb.
js.discourse_automation.scriptables.suspend_user_by_email.fields.suspend_until.labelSuspend until (default)
Aussetzen bis (Standard)
In most places, “suspend” is translated as “sperren”. This includes the name of the script (discourse_automation.scriptables.suspend_user_by_email.title).
js.discourse_automation.triggerables.after_post_cook.fields.restricted_tags.description & js.discourse_automation.triggerables.post_created_edited.fields.restricted_tags.descriptionOptional, will trigger only if the post has any of these tags
Optional. Wird nur ausgelöst, wenn der Beitrag eines dieser Schlagwörter enthält
Optional. Wird nur bei Beiträgen mit einem dieser Schlagwörter ausgelöst
I have the impression that the translations should be identical. As I understood it, “enthält” (contains), which seems to refer to the content, is rather confusing.
discourse_automation.scriptables.recurring_data_explorer_result_topic.descriptionGet scheduled reports posted to a specific topic
Geplante Berichte zu einem bestimmten Thema veröffentlichen
I think it should be “in a specific topic”.
Is there a result from viewing? I cannot see any change in Crowdin.