// 	Language file for mIRCStats : lang_english.msl
// 	Translation by Ave and GreenReaper
//	Latest update: 3th of April 2004 by Ave
//
// 	Feel free to modify this file, or use it as an example to create 
// 	your own language configurations files.
//
//	If you create a nice translation for any language and want it to be used 
//	also by others, send .msl-file to mircstats@nic.fi (You can find my current 
//      email-address by running mIRCStats), so it can uploaded to the language
//      file download page.
//
//
// -- Some info about language configurations --
//
// mIRCstats reads the selected language file and saves lines to memory from where 
// "html-section" reads entries whenever it needs to print something to html-file.
// 
// If more than one alternative is found for a certain "language tag", a random one 
// of those is used in the stats, thus making stats a bit different for every run.
// It's recommended that you write more than one alternative lines for every tag!
//
//  
// Variable names speak for themselves, but here's a brief explanation..
//
// * System variable names (must be used if there's one defined for a tag):
//
// [name1] or [name2] - normally a nickname, but also day of week and percentage ("99%")
// [number1] or [number2] - numbers calculated for tag.
// [date1] or [date2] - dates shown like: 19.4.1999
// [string1] or [string2] - various strings
// 
// * Public variable names (can be used in any line):
//
// [channelname] - name of the logged irc channel 
// [today] - this day like: 'Saturday 1.1.2011'  (day name picked from tags 11 - 17)
// [time] - Current time as configured to be shown in "Language" settings page
// [version] - current version number of mIRCStats
//
// * Gender specific strings (eg. "he", "she") can be defined inside the curly braces.
//
// The order is: {Male string; Female string; Neutral string}. Here's an example:
// [tag]: {He;She;This person} wrote [number1] lines.
// [tag]: [name1] behaved badly. {He got kicked; She was "asked" to leave} from [channelname] for [number1] times.
// mIRCStats uses MODE=MALE/FEMALE info from nick file to select which string to show.
// If the neutral string is not defined, mIRCStats uses the default gender string.

// -- Language configurations start here --


// Enter your name here (it will be shown in the bottom bar)
100: Ave & GreenReaper


// HTML title text 
0: [channelname] statistics created with mIRCStats [version] by [name1]
0: [channelname] statistics created by [name1] (with a little help from mIRCStats [version] :)
0: [channelname] stats from [name1]!

// Page title: 1=user name given

1: [channelname] statistics generated by [name1]

// Page title: 2= user name not given

2: [channelname] statistics

// Subtitle: 3=One day stats, 4=more than one day
// [name1]=Day of week for start day, [date1]=start date
// [name2]=Day of week for end day,   [date2]=end date

3: Statistics generated from on [name1] [date1]

4: Statistics generated from [name1] [date1] to [name2] [date2]
4: Statistics cover [name1] [date1] to [name2] [date2]

// number of persons during reporting period: 
// [number1] number of day in the stats - [number2] = number of nicks
5: During this [number1]-day reporting period a total of [number2] people visited [channelname]
5: [number2] people visited [channelname] during this [number1]-day reporting period

// Texts: 6: "Hours", 7: "Nick", 8: "Nicks" (used in "most nicknames"-section (like 'Avenger: 3 Nicks').
6: Hours
7: Nick
8: Nicks

// user stats title texts: 9:'Number of lines', 10: 'Random line'
9: Number of Lines
9: Line Count
9: Lines Spoken
9: Lines Written

10: Random Quote
10: Sample Quote

// Week day names starting from sunday (11) to saturday (17)
11: Sunday
12: Monday
13: Tuesday
14: Wednesday
15: Thursday
16: Friday
17: Saturday

// Channel load by weekdays
28: Weekly channel utilization
28: Weekly channel load
28: Channel activity by weekdays
28: Weekly chat activity

// Daily stats title
30: Daily activity
30: Daily chat activity
30: Daily statistics

// Daily stats subtitle
31: (Number of lines / 6 hours)


// Hourly stats title
32: Channel load by hours
32: When do we actually talk here?
32: Hourly activity on [channelname]
32: When are people active in [channelname]?
32: When's the best time to chat in [channelname]?
32: [channelname] hourly stats

// User stats title
33: Activity Statistics
33: The most active nicks

//User stats subtitle
34: (Nicks sorted by number of lines written)

// Non-detailed user table title. [number1] = threshold linecount
35: These people wrote less than [number1] lines:
35: Those who wrote less than [number1] lines:

// [number1]=number of nicks who did not make it to stats
36: There were also [number1] nicks who mainly idled...
36: The remaining [number1] nicks didn't talk that much...
36: The other [number1] nicks didn't have much to say...
36: [number1] other nicks just watched other people talk...

// User stats title when "Show Top N nicks" selected. [number1] = Number of nicks in table.
37: Top [number1] nicks
37: [number1] most talkative nicks

// Non-detailed user table title when "Show Top N nicks" selected. [number1] = number of nicks in main table
38: The runner-up list
38: Runners-up
38: They just didn't make it to the Top [number1]
38: Those who didn't reach the Top [number1]

// Topic title : [number1]=number of topics  
// (this is shown if report has less than 6 topics)
40: Channel topic was changed [number1] times
40: There were [number1] changes to the channel topic
40: [channelname]'s topic was changed [number1] times

// Topic title (6 or more topics) [number1]=number of topics
41: Total number of topics during the reporting period: [number1]
41: There were [number1] topic changes during the reporting period
41: The topic on [channelname] changed [number1] times in the reporting period

// Title for '5 topics' table
42: Five random topics
42: A few random topics
42: Randomly-selected topics
 
// Topic table title 'Changed by'
43: Changed by
43: Updated by

// Topic table title 'Changed by'
44: New topic

// *** Big numbers

//big numbers title
50: Big Numbers

//most joins. [name1]=nick, [number1]=number of joins
51: [name1] couldn't decide whether to come or go and {he;she;} joined [channelname] [number1] times during this reporting period...
51: [name1] popped in and out all the time, joining [channelname] [number1] times during this reporting period...
51: [name1] needs to get a better connection - {he;she;} joined [channelname] [number1] times during this reporting period...

//most descriptions (/me). [name1]=nick, [number1]=number of descs
52: [name1] really wanted others to know what {he;she;} was doing - [number1] descriptions altogether. 
52: [name1] liked talking about {himself;herself;themself} - [number1] descriptions altogether.
52: [name1] liked showing off, giving [number1] self-descriptions.

// 'Sample:'-text here
53: Sample:
53: Example:

//best kicker. [name1]=nick, [number1]=number of kicks he gave
54: The evil guard of [channelname] was [name1] who got this reputation after kicking out [number1] people. 
54: [name1] had {his;her;the} kicking boots on, using them on [number1] people in [channelname].
54: [name1] kicked a total of [number1] people from [channelname], more than anyone else.

//second best kicker. [name1]=nick, [number1]=number of kicks he gave
55: Also [name1] tried to look cool by kicking out [number1] people.
55: [name1] had a hard time keeping up, kicking merely [number1] people.
55: [name1] only managed to kick [number1] people{ (he'll have to try harder...); (she'll have to try harder...);.}

//got kicked most times. [name1]=nick, [number1] = got this amount of kicks
56: [name1] didn't get it the first time and got kicked out for [number1] times.
56: The sore butt award goes to [name1] for being kicked out [number1] times.
56: [name1] had a problem with authority and got booted out [number1] times.
56: [name1] didn't take "no" for an answer and ended up getting kicked out [number1] times.

//runner-up kicked person. [name1]=nick, [number1]=number of kicks he got
57: Runner-up: [name1] - got [number1] kicks.
57: [name1] was thrown out just [number1] times.
57: [name1] was close behind with [number1] kicks.
57: [name1] didn't even manage to win at this, getting just [number1] kicks.

//most hunted lines [name1]=nick, [number1]=number of texts found, [name2]=hunted text
58: [name1] knew those right words and said [name2] for [number1] times.
58: [name1] knew exactly what to say, mentioning [name2] [number1] times.
58: [name1] liked to say [name2], doing so [number1] times.

//most '!'-marks. [name1]=nick, [name2]=percentage. example: "17 %"
59: The loudest one was [name1] with yell percentage of [name2]!
59: [name1] seemed to have a lot to shout about - yell percentage of [name2]!
59: [name1] almost deafened everyone in [channelname], shouting [name2] of the time!
59: People in [channelname] probably wish [name1] had a "mute" button - {he;she;as this individual} shouted [name2] of the time!

//second loudest [name1]=nick, [name2]=percentage. example: "17 %"
60: The second loudest on the block: [name1] - [name2] with high volume!
60: [name1] followed closely with [name2] yells!
60: Also ear-splittingly loud: [name1] with [name2] shouts!

//most '?'-marks. [name1]=nick, [name2]=percentage. example: "17 %"
61: [name1] was uncertain about many things - [name2] of lines contained a question. 
61: [name1] was either being philosophical or just plain clueless - [name2] of {his;her;} lines contained questions.

//second in '?'-list [name1]=nick, [name2]=percentage. example: "17 %"
62: ...and the silver medal goes to [name1] - with a question ratio of [name2].
62: [name1] was almost as bad, having a question ratio of [name2].
62: [name1] was also looking for answers with a question ratio of [name2].
  
//longest lines:
63: [name1] wrote the longest lines - average of [number1] letters per line.
63: [name1] was unsure where to put the full stop, averaging [number1] letters per line.
63: [name1] didn't know when to stop typing, averaging [number1] letters per line.
63: [name1] was overly verbose, averaging [number1] letters per line.

//average line length, [number1]=avg. number of letters.
64: Average line length on [channelname] was [number1] letters.
64: Channel average on [channelname] was [number1] letters.
64: (normal people in [channelname] wrote about [number1] letters/line)
64: (typically people used [number1] letters per line in [channelname])

//most nicks-table topic
65: People with the most nicknames
65: [channelname]'s nick flooders
65: [channelname]'s multiple-personality disorder sufferers

//sub-title ([name2]: person who had most nicks. This variable can also be left away.)
66: (still haven't found the best one, [name2]...)
66: (they just couldn't find the right one...)

// gave most ops
67: [name1] gave the most ops - actually [number1] of them.
67: [name1] distributed [number1] ops, more than anyone else.
67: [name1] was [channelname]'s op-fairy, giving out [number1] ops.
67: [name1] was generous with {his;her;their} oppings - [number1] in total on [channelname].

// deopped most times.
68: [name1] behaved badly and {he;she;} got deopped [number1] times.
68: [name1] couldn't handle the responsibility and had to be deopped [number1] times.

//most lines written in CAPS. [name1]=nick, [number1]=number of capitalized lines
69: [name1] had a sticky shift button - {he;she;} wrote [number1] lines in CAPS.
69: [name1] forgot to turn off the CAPS-lock, writing [number1] lines in CAPS.
69: [name1] DIDN'T REALISE HOW ANNOYING THIS WAS - [number1] lines in CAPS!

// *** Long term stats

//Title texts: weekly(70), two week sections(71), monthly(72), 
//             two(73), three(74), six(75) and twelve(76) month sections.

70: Weekly statistics
70: Per-week stats
71: Long term statistics - two week sections
72: Monthly statistics
73: Long term statistics - two month sections
74: Long term statistics - three month sections
75: Long term statistics - six month sections
75: Long term statistics - semi-yearly sections
76: Long term statistics - annual activity on [channelname]

//Total number of lines in channel history.
//[name1] = number of lines with thousand separators like 12 123 233
78: Total: [name1] lines
78: Total number of lines: [name1]
78: Total line count: [name1]
78: Line total: [name1]

// Estimated number of lines for current section
79: Estimated number of lines for current section: [number1] lines
79: Estimate for this section: [number1] lines.

// nick who spoke most with oneself... ([number1]=count)
80: [name1] spoke the most monologues - {he;she;} wrote over 5 lines in a row [number1] times...
80: [name1] seemed to prefer talking to {himself;herself;themself}, writing over 5 lines in a row [number1] times...
80: [name1] didn't have anyone to talk to and performed [number1] monoloques (writing over 5 lines in a row).

81: Runner-up auto-chatter: [name1] - was caught talking to {himself;herself;themself} [number1] times.
81: [name1] also chatted to {himself;herself} [number1] times.
81: [name1] also liked talking to {himself;herself;themself} - caught on camera [number1] times.

// Activity peak detection: [number1]=number of persons, [string1]=interval.
82: Channel activity peak: [number1] people were active on [string1]
82: [string1] was a busy time for [channelname] - [number1] people active


// Activity peak subtitle: [number1] length of the interval in minutes (0...60)
83: Active users during this [number1]-minute period were (in order of appearance):
83: Active during these [number1] minutes were (in order of appearance):

// *** Word stats
// title for Most used words table
85: Most used words
85: Most frequently repeated words at [channelname]:
85: Popular words in [channelname]:
85: [channelname]'s popular words
85: Overused words in [channelname]:
85: People in [channelname] seem to like these words...

86: Most referred nicks:
86: Frequently mentioned nicks:

87: Most mentioned URL's:
87: Overly promoted URLs:
87: Excessively hyped URLs:
87: Most frequently posted URLs:

// table headers: Word count(88), Word(89), 
		  Nick who used that word last(90), and time of last use(91)
88: Count
89: Word
90: Last used by
91: At

// Private words-stats-title (92)
92: Who uses the most words that no-one else uses?
92: Who has their own private vocabulary?
92: These people talk in their own (strange) language...
92: These people have a distinctive choice of words...

// Two people using the same words-title
93: These pairs speak with their own words
93: These pairs have a language all to themselves
93: These pairs like to talk in their own special language

// title of sample list
94: Randomly selected sample

// General strings (95: minutes (min), 96: abreviation for hour (h), 97: amount, 98: percentage
95: min
96: h
97: amount
98: percentage
99: and

// tag 100 reserved for language file creator's name (first tag of this file up there).

// Custom quit message header in Big Numbers
101: Most custom quit messages
101: The most active quit message writers
101: Quit message spammers

// General strings (102: day, 103: week)
102: day
103: week


// Net split stats strings: 105-109
// Tag 105: [number1]=Total count of splits, [string1]=average amount, [string2]=day/week
105: Total net split count: [number1]. On average that is [string1] splits per [string2]
105: [number1] net splits were detected during the reporting period - on average that is [string1] splits per [string2]

// Tag 106: [string1]=day/week, [number1]=top count in given interval, [string2]=date(s)
106: Most splits per [string1]: [number1] splits on [string2]

// Tag 107: [string1]=date, [string2]=duration of the longest split, [number1]=amount of people dropped
107: Longest net split occurred on [string1] and lasted for [string2] ([number1] people dropped during this split)

// Tag 108: [string1]=date, [number1]=amount of people dropped, [string2]=duration of the "most dropped" split
108: The most people ([number1]) dropped on [string1]. This split lasted for [string2].

// Tag 109: This is shown only if the same split was the longest and it also caused most people to drop.
//          [string1]=timestamp, [number1]=number dropped, [string2]=duration of the worst net split
109: Most disastrous net split: [string1] - [number1] people dropped for [string2]

// Long term stats addition strings, "record day/week/month". [string1]=timestamp, [number1]=amount of lines
110: The most active day so far has been [string1] with a line count of [number1]
110: Seems like everyone had something to say on [string1] - [number1] lines spoken

111: Top week: [string1] - [number1] lines
111: The busiest week was [string1] - [number1] lines spoken

112: The busiest month on [channelname] has been [string1] with a line count of [number1]
112: [string1] was a good month for [channelname] - [number1] lines spoken

// Time of day stats title
115: Time of day stats

// Column titles:
116: Nightcrawlers
117: Early birds
118: Afternoon shift
119: Evening chatters

// This line shows person who requested the stats update, passed with -req command line option.
125: Update requested by [name1]
125: [name1] requested this update

// Big numbers' conversation killer lines. [name1]=award winner nick, [number1]=number of conversations killed.
130: The conversation-killer award goes to [name1] whose final comment caused [number1] conversations to end suddenly.
130: The biggest chat-killer was [name1] whose final comment caused the sudden end of [number1] conversations.

// Conv.killer sample line: [number1]=length of sample conversation [number2]=length of silence
131: Following sample line ended a [number1]-minute conversation and was followed by [number2] minutes of silence:
131: The following line killed chat for [number2] minutes (the previous conversation lasted [number1] minutes):
131: This line stopped chat for [number2] minutes (the previous conversation lasted [number1] minutes):

// "page" string used in sub-page filenames. Don't use other characters than a-z.
135: Page

// 140: "Today", 141: "Yesterday" - strings used in for latest days in quote timestamps
140: Today
141: Yesterday

// Activity distribution section title
145: Activity distribution

// Act.distr. table title texts: 146: Lines per day  147: Number of days
146: Lines per day
147: Number of days

// Explanation text if not activity in log for certain month
148: No recorded activity

// Chat partners section title (150) and subtitle (151)
150: Chat partners
150: Friends in [channelname]

151: People who talk most to each other
151: People who like talking to each other
151: (they really like talking to each other...)

// Nick status strings 153-159: Channel Admin, IRCop, Operator, HalfOp, Voiced, Normal, Supporter
153: Channel admin
154: IRC-Operator
155: Operator
156: Half-Operator
157: Voiced user
158: Normal user
159: Supporter

// Personal stats title topic
160: Personal stats

// personal stats data strings
// 161: Number of visits, 162: Nick status (using strings 153-159)
161: Visits: [number1]
162: Status: [string1]

// 163: Total number of lines, 164: Number of days with lines written
163: Lines: [number1]

164: Active days: [number1]/[number2]
164: Days active: [number1]/[number2]

// 165: Avg.lines per day, 166: Avg.letters per line
165: Average lines per day: [string1]
166: Average letters per line: [string1]

// 167: Most active time of day or week
167: Most active: [string1]

// 168: Last active, shows timestamp of the last written line
168: Last talked: [string1]

// 170: "Given ops" count
170: Has given ops [number1] times
170: Opped people [number1] times

// 171: Number of people person has kicked out, 172: Number of times person has been kicked out
171: Has kicked out [number1] people

172: Has been kicked out [number1] times
172: Received a kicking [number1] times

// 173: # of descriptions, 174: Topics set count, 175: Number of lines with caps
173: Number of descriptions: [number1]
174: Topics set: [number1]
175: CAPS ratio: [string1]

// 176: Number of lines with ?, 177: Number of lines with !
176: Question ratio: [string1]
177: Exclamation ratio: [string1]

// 178: Number of conversations killed, 179: Total number of nicks
178: Conversations killed: [number1]
178: Chatkills: [number1]

179: Number of nicks used: [number1]
179: Alter-ego nicks used: [number1]
179: [number1] nicknames used

// 180: Personal weekly activity graph title, 181: Title for hourly graph
180: Weekly activity
181: Hourly activity

// 182: Last days activity graph title, 183: Personal stats partner list title
182: Last [number1] days

183: {He chats;She chats;Chats} mostly with:
183: {He likes;She likes;Likes} chatting with:

// Latest lines-section title (Personal Stats)
184: The latest lines
184: Recent activity


// Personal homepage line
190: Homepage: [string1]

//Birthday
191: Birthday: [string1]

//Properties: country(192), city(193) and team(194)
192: Country: [string1]
193: City: [string1]
194: Team: [string1]

//Latest lines section formatting rules for different line types
//200=normal line, 201=action, 202=join, 203=part, 204=quit

200: <[name2]> [string1]
201: * [name2] [string1]
202: *** [name2] has joined [channelname]
203: *** [name2] has left [channelname]
204: *** [name2] has quit IRC

//205=kicks, 206=was kicked out, 207=topic, 208=nick change
205: *** [name2] kicks [name1] from [channelname]
206: *** [name2] was kicked by [name1]
207: *** [name2] changes topic to [string1]
208: *** [name2] is now known as [name1]

//addition to lines with messages line quits, parts etc.
209: ([string1])


// DDE Messaging strings to mIRC:

// Stats update started:
210: mIRCStats update for [channelname] started
210: Starting mIRCStats update for [channelname]
210: Recalculating mIRCStats for [channelname]

// Stats update finished successfully:
211: mIRCStats for [channelname] updated!
211: mIRCStats update for [channelname] complete!
211: New stats available for [channelname]!

// With request name:
212: mIRCStats for [channelname] updated by [name1]!
212: [name1] has updated the stats for [channelname]!
212: New stats available for [channelname] (at [name1]'s request)!

// Stats URL advertisement
213: Check out the stats at [string1]
213: See the [channelname] stats: [string1]

// Stats update failed
214: Stats update failed! Reason: [string1]

// QuickStats title
215: QuickStats by mIRCStats

// QuickStats: Top talkers today
216: Top talkers today:
216: Today's top talkers:
216: The most active people today:

// QuickStats: Top talkers in last [number1] days
217: Top talkers for the last [number1] days:
217: Top chatters for the last [number1] days are:
217: The most active people for the last [number1] days:

// "lines" as in "nick (123 lines)"
218: lines

// "Happy birthday" [string1]=list of nicks 
219: Happy Birthday to [string1]!
219: Happy Birthday, [string1]!

//Age strings
250: Age

//251..253: years, months, days
251: years
252: months
253: days

//nick property stats section titles
//255..259: Age stats, Gender, Country, City, Team
255: Channel activity by age
255: Age-based stats
255: Age stats

256: The dominant gender on [channelname]
256: The battle of the sexes on [channelname]

257: Nationality stats

258: The most active [channelname]-cities
258: Top cities by line count

259: Team activity comparison
259: The most active teams

// nick property stats column texts
// 260..264: Gender, Nation, City, Team
260: Gender
261: Nation
262: City
263: Team

// nick property stats nick column titles
// 264..266 People, Inhabitants(City, Country), Members(team)
264: Nicks
265: Inhabitants
266: Members

// 267, 269: Gender stats strings "Boys", "Girls"
267: Boys
268: Girls

// Inaccuracy warning [string1]=accuracy percentage of total lines.
269: Accuracy of this section is only [string1]
269: Warning: this section's accuracy is only [string1]
269: (guaranteed [string1] accurate)

// Age stats title for average age table
270: Average age on [channelname]

// Average age table headers
271: Average age
272: Weighted average
273: All
274: Unknown

// Estimate: long(275) and short(276) format
275: Estimate
276: Est.

// Messages shown in stats title if "exclude by mode" options are used
280: Displaying operators only
281: Displaying operators and voices only

// URL tracking table titles (300-303)
300: URL Tracking
301: [number1] latest URLs from [channelname]
302: Most popular URLs
303: [number1] random URLs

// Extra info strings for URLs that were used more than once
305: First mentioned by [name1] on [string2].
306: Used [number1] times.

// Table headers
307: URL
308: First used by

// Message showing number of URLs and database start date (310) or URL collection limits (311)
310: [number1] unique URLs collected since [date1]
311: [number1] unique URLs collected between [date1] and [date2]