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	home->intro->btnAlt2	(from Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft…)
	home->intro->btnAlt3	Discover free alternatives<br /> to replace it.
	home->more->title	Go further
	home->more->desc	On the way to your digital independance… ? The road is clear!<br /> De-google-ify Internet offers you the possibility to follow it in several steps.
	home->more->docs->btn	Documentation
	home->more->docs->desc	Discover and use free alternatives (hosted by Framasoft), with the help of our collaborative <strong>documentation</strong> to learn how they work, how to log in, how to use their fonctions, etc..
	home->more->cloud->btn	Framacloud
	home->more->cloud->desc	If you have the possibility, freely host the same software directly on your school/association/company/organization thanks to our self-hosting tutorial found in the <strong>Framacloud</strong>.
	home->more->chatons->btn	KITTENS
	home->more->chatons->desc	You can also look for a trustworthy local webhosting service among the <strong>KITTENS</strong>, Keen Internet Talented Teams Engaged in Network Services!
	home->why->title	Why?
	home->why->desc	These services are software, but this software is set up on someone else’s computer (on what’s called "servers"). Using services offered by Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft… ("GAFAM") means giving them your data, the parts of your life that you put on the Internet. So it’s a matter of trust.
	home->why->explain->btn	Stakes and dangers
	home->why->explain->desc	This trust has allowed a handful of companies (GAFAM) to centralize data from a huge part of the population, holding a near-monopoly on our digital lives (an oligopoly). The <strong>dangers and stakes</strong> are threefold: economic, technological, cultural…
	home->why->props->btn	Our proposals
	home->why->props->desc	<strong>Our approach</strong> is simple and consists in determining the self-imposed conditions that may justify such trust. We aim to offer alternatives that respect people and diversity while making it impossible to reproduce such monopolies.
	home->why->who->btn	Who are we?
	home->why->who->desc	In order for you to determine whether you can trust us, we have published an introduction to our Framasoft network (and to the non-profit that supports it), together with our reports and administrative documention under <strong>Who are we?</strong>
	home->contact->title	Contact us
	home->contact->text1	We are a small-scale non-profit (under 40 members, under 10 employees) that has to deal with many different types of requests:
	home->contact->text2->[0]	taking part in various events ;
	home->contact->text2->[1]	answering the press and media ;
	home->contact->text2->[2]	providing assistance with our services ;
	home->contact->text2->[3]	sharing technical experience ;
	home->contact->text2->[4]	providing all types of explanation…
	home->contact->text3	In order to answer you in the most human, personal fashion, we have designed a single page that enables us to find the most suitable person for your particular query as quickly as possible. We promise we’ll do our best, but there are only 24 hours to a day ;).
	home->contact->btn	Contact Framasoft
	home->support->title	Support us
	home->support->text1	Like all our actions, our services are not free of charge: they are financed by donations from people who support us through a one off or regular donation. About 90% of Framasoft’s revenues comes from the donation economy and is used to finance:
	home->support->text2->[0]	our permanent staff’s salaries ;
	home->support->text2->[1]	servers and technical expenses ;

	Clé	Anglais	Actions
	home->speakabout->btn	Espace medias
	home->speakabout->title	They talk about us…
	home->support->btn	Support Framasoft
	home->support->text1	Like all our actions, our services are not free of charge: they are financed by donations from people who support us through a one off or regular donation. About 90% of Framasoft’s revenues comes from the donation economy and is used to finance:
	home->support->text2->[0]	our permanent staff’s salaries ;
	home->support->text2->[1]	servers and technical expenses ;
	home->support->text2->[2]	travel, flyers and communications ;
	home->support->text2->[3]	our participation in the world of free software/libre culture, etc.
	home->support->text3	Framasoft being an association of general interest, a donation of 100€ in France will cost you 34€ after tax exemption. We have set up a unique site to support us, consult our reports (validated by an auditor), and learn more about the donations received.
	home->support->title	Support us
	home->title	Main Page
	home->why->desc	These services are software, but this software is set up on someone else’s computer (on what’s called "servers"). Using services offered by Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft… ("GAFAM") means giving them your data, the parts of your life that you put on the Internet. So it’s a matter of trust.
	home->why->explain->btn	Stakes and dangers
	home->why->explain->desc	This trust has allowed a handful of companies (GAFAM) to centralize data from a huge part of the population, holding a near-monopoly on our digital lives (an oligopoly). The <strong>dangers and stakes</strong> are threefold: economic, technological, cultural…
	home->why->props->btn	Our proposals
	home->why->props->desc	<strong>Our approach</strong> is simple and consists in determining the self-imposed conditions that may justify such trust. We aim to offer alternatives that respect people and diversity while making it impossible to reproduce such monopolies.
	home->why->title	Why?
	home->why->who->btn	Who are we?
	home->why->who->desc	In order for you to determine whether you can trust us, we have published an introduction to our Framasoft network (and to the non-profit that supports it), together with our reports and administrative documention under <strong>Who are we?</strong>
	img->map	Carte2016-romains-en.png
	leds->charte	To find out more about this, feel free to read <strong><a href="@:link.charte">our detailed charter</a></strong>.
	leds->decent->desc	The genius of the Internet must dwell at the margins of the network in a peer-to-peer sharing dynamic, to avoid creating a Minitel 2.0. To insure equality for all concerned, from citizens to businesses, monopolies must not only be excluded, but also prevented from monopolizing personal or public data. Through clear tutorials explaining how to propagate free solutions for establishing a fairer Internet, we intend to facilitate the spreading of codes and a diversification of usages.
	leds->decent->title	Decentralized
	leds->ethic->desc	We wish to support a participative and independent Internet. Exploitation, surveillance, censorship, and data appropriation are trends we refuse in favor of transparency (integrity), clearly displayed policies for users of the various services, and the refusal of all forms of discrimination.
	leds->ethic->title	Ethics
	leds->libre->desc	As far as standards and protocols are concerned, the story of the Internet is one of free software. But its popularity and potential make big firms jealous. They would like to claim control of it by establishing closed code in locked systems that are not interoperable. To keep the Internet faithful to the founding principles which led to its success, it is important that there should be free apps on the Internet, that is to say, apps with opensource codes, accessible under free license.
	leds->libre->title	Free
	leds->solid->desc	Through the services we provide, we promote a model based on cost participation, resource sharing, and accessibility for the largest number of people. Any abuse will thus be avoided, for we all remain fully aware of our common interests. This model also has an educational purpose since, as we document the roll-out of services, many users will in their turn be able to share those resources.
	leds->solid->title	Solidarity
	leds->title	For an Internet…

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`?`	Open available keyboard shortcuts.
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`Alt` + `PageUp` or `Ctrl` + `↑` or `Alt` + `↑` or `Cmd` + `↑` or	Navigate to the last translation in the current search.
`Alt` + `PageDown` or `Ctrl` + `↓` or `Alt` + `↓` or `Cmd` + `↓` or	Navigate to the next translation in the current search.
`Ctrl` + `Enter` or `Cmd` + `Enter`	Submit current form; this works the same as pressing Save and continue while editing translation.
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`Alt` + `Enter` or `Option` + `Enter`	Submit the string as a suggestion; this works the same as pressing Suggest while editing translation.
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`Ctrl` + `U` or `Cmd` + `U`	Focus on comment editor.
`Ctrl` + `M` or `Cmd` + `M`	Shows Automatic suggestions tab.
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`Ctrl` + `I` followed by `1` to `9` or `Cmd` + `I` followed by `1` to `9`	Ignorer un élément de la liste des contrôles de qualité défaillants.
`Ctrl` + `J` or `Cmd` + `J`	Shows the Nearby strings tab.
`Ctrl` + `S` or `Cmd` + `S`	Focus on search field.
`Ctrl` + `O` or `Cmd` + `O`	Copy the source string.
`Ctrl` + `Y` or `Cmd` + `Y`	Toggle the Needs editing checkbox.
`→`	Browse the next translation string.
`←`	Browse the previous translation string.