Does English have priority in the hierarchy of languages by architecture?

[d4h0y0sr]

If i understood well this comment the flow of languages works in this way:

1- Latin
2- English
3- Other languages.

Which mean that if Latin has the correct @ reference, if someone overwrites it in English by mistake, then automatically other languages get in trouble.

I wish English would be at the same level than other languages, in that way if someone overwrites by mistake a Latin @ reference, the inheritance would not impact other languages.

[fiapps]

The reason for the special handling of English is to provide at least some translation of the Latin when there is no translation available in the selected language.

If the Latin section is just a reference, then there should not be any need for the English (or any other language) to provide data for that section: it's sufficient to provide a translation for the referenced text. Things become more complicated when the Latin section is not just a reference, but also adds literal text or makes a regex substitution. In this case, all the languages do need to provide a translation, either with a complete literal text or with a combination similar to that used in Latin.

People who modify the data do make mistakes, and this is why changes need to be tested. Testing is really the key, and the repo contains admin/divinum-get.pl and admin/divinum-replay.pl for this purpose. You can start a local server with Docker or just do something simple like cd web; python3 -m http.server --bind localhost --cgi 8000.