# How to turn off a checker for "Title seems unclear, is it a complete sentence?"

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**Created:** [2017 年1 月 2 日 21:21 UTC](https://meta.discourse.org/t/how-to-turn-off-a-checker-for-title-seems-unclear-is-it-a-complete-sentence/55070 "2017-01-02T21:21:09Z")\
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作者： ![schungx](https://sea3.discourse-cdn.com/meta/user_avatar/meta.discourse.org/schungx/32/70989_2.png) [@schungx](https://meta.discourse.org/u/schungx)\
发布日期： [2017 年8 月 29 日 06:26 UTC](https://meta.discourse.org/t/how-to-turn-off-a-checker-for-title-seems-unclear-is-it-a-complete-sentence/55070/15 "2017-08-29T06:26:11Z")

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Suggest modification:

If title has \>50% letters which are non-ASCII (and non-ASCII Latin Extended, which basically means code point \> 255)…

Turn off rules related to English (e.g. complete sentence, all-caps etc.)

Because under such circumstances, it is highly likely that:

1. The title is **not** in English
2. The English letters used in the title are probably ID’s, model numbers, codes (e.g. stock code), abbrev, prefix, etc. that should be left as-is
3. Applying English styling rules is a mistake

This can be simply done by:

1. Define `non-english` if (ch \> 255) / (Latin letters total count) \> 1
2. Do not apply `prettify` on `non-english`
3. Do not apply `seems_quiet` on `non-english`
4. Do not apply `seems_pronounceable` and `seems_unpretentious` on `non-english` because their punctuation may not be in the ASCII set (e.g. CJK punctuation are all \> 255)

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