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# Leanpub Text Version 1.0, effective 2012-09-13. Copyright (c) 2010-2012 Ruboss Technology Corporation.
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# English
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en:
  b_accepted: "Accepted"
  b_pending: "Pending"
  b_published: "Published"
  b_rejected: "Rejected"
  b_retired: "Retired"
  b_sold_out: "Sold Out"
  b_unproposed: "Unproposed"
  c_agile: "Agile"
  c_business: "Business"
  c_childrensbooks: "Children's Books"
  c_cookbooks: "Cookbooks"
  c_culture: "Culture"
  c_diet: "Diet and Nutrition"
  c_erotica: "Erotica"
  c_fanfiction: "Fan Fiction"
  c_fiction: "Fiction"
  c_general: "General"
  c_internet: "Internet"
  c_nonfiction: "Non-Fiction"
  c_poetry: "Poetry"
  c_religion: "Religion"
  c_selfhelp: "Self-Help"
  c_software: "Software"
  c_sports: "Sports and Fitness"
  c_startups: "Startups"
  c_textbooks: "Textbooks"
  c_travel: "Travel"
  c_serial_fiction: "Serial Fiction"
  e_a_new_reader: "A new reader just purchased your book!"
  e_accept_or_reject: "You can accept or reject this proposal on your dashboard: %{dashboard}"
  e_all_authors_accepted: "All of the authors of the books in the %{bundle} bundle have accepted the bundle!  So, this bundle has now been published!"
  e_also_were_automatically: "Also, we're automatically generating a preview version of your book based on this import, so you can see what your book currently looks like.  While you'll almost certainly want to do some editing, it's nice to see a preview right away, so that you can see how long your book currently is, what the images look like, how the chapter organization looks, etc."
  e_although_errors: "Although your book was generated successfully, we found the following errors:"
  e_by_default_we_will_email_book: "P.S. By default, we will email you whenever the author publishes a new version of this book."
  e_by_default_we_will_email_bundle: "P.S. By default, we will email you whenever the author publishes a new version of any of these books in the bundle."
  e_by_default_we_will_email2_html: "We also let authors send occasional emails to their readers via Leanpub, without showing the author your email address. On your dashboard page (%{dashboard}) you can opt out of either of these types of emails, as well as opting out of all Leanpub email entirely."
  e_can_also_download: "You can also download the latest version of this book (and all your Leanpub purchases) from this page."
  e_can_you_please_check: "Can you please check the spelling and try it again?"
  e_change_email_address: "change your email address"
  e_closing: "Thanks,"
  e_congrats_on_publishing: "Congratulations on publishing! We have sent an email to everyone who registered to be emailed when your book was published."
  e_congratulations: "Congratulations, %{book} now has %{readers}!"
  e_congratulations_bundle: "Congratulations, %{bundle} now has %{buyers}!"
  e_did_not_email_readers: "We did not email your readers to announce this new version."
  e_didnt_request: "If you didn't request this, ignore this email. Don't worry. Your password hasn't been changed."
  e_download_an_invoice: "download a receipt for accounting purposes"
  e_download_latest_version_html: "You can download the latest version of your Leanpub book at %{download_link}. It is also in your Dropbox in the %{dir} directory."
  e_dropbox_instructions: "Dropbox with further instructions in the next few minutes."
  e_edit_email_preferences: "edit your email preferences"
  e_email_opt_out: "If you would like to stop receiving these emails, you can turn them off at:"
  e_email_to_kindle: "email the book to your Kindle"
  e_epub: "EPUB (for iPad and other ebook readers):"
  e_epub_title: "EPUB (for iPad, etc)"
  e_failing_entries: "Here are the failing entries, separated by lines that look like this:"
  e_following_errors: "We found the following errors:"
  e_generators_failed: "Our book generators failed while making your PDF, so we lovingly went through the book sub-section by sub-section and found the ones that failed."
  e_go_click_preview_or_publish_html: "Whenever you want to preview or publish a new version, just go to one of %{preview} or %{publish} and click the preview or publish button."
  e_has_been_published: "%{title} has been published!"
  e_here_are_download_links: "Here are the download links for the latest version:"
  e_here_is_the_latest: "Here is the latest version of %{bookslug}"
  e_here_message_from_author: "Here's a message from the author of this book:"
  e_heres_author_message: "Here's a message from the author:"
  e_heres_link: "Here's the link:"
  e_hopefully: "Hopefully this helps us figure out the problem together."
  e_hopefully_you: "Someone, hopefully you, has requested that we send you a link to change your password."
  e_if_problems: "If you have any problems with your purchase or any questions about Leanpub, please email hello@leanpub.com."
  e_if_problems_email1: "If you have any problems, please reply to this email or contact us"
  e_if_problems_email2: "at hello@leanpub.com."
  e_if_you_agree: "If you agree, your percentage of the royalties is %{percentage}%, which works out to at least %{creatorroy} per bundle sale, and more if buyers pay more than the minimum price."
  e_it_looks_like_html: "It looks like we couldn't read the feed URL you gave us: %{url}"
  e_links_for: "Links for"
  e_message_intro_html: "This is a message from the author of %{book}:"
  e_message_intro_text: "This is a message from the author of %{title} (%{url}):"
  e_message_receipt: "As requested, your receipt for %{title} is attached."
  e_mobi: "MOBI (for Kindle):"
  e_mobi_title: "MOBI (for Kindle)"
  e_new_bundle_reader: "A new reader just purchased your bundle!"
  e_new_version_book_available_html: "A new version of %{title} is available!"
  e_once_the_book_is_generated: "Once the book is generated, the PDF, EPUB and MOBI files will show up in the preview folder in your Dropbox book folder automatically, and we'll send you another email."
  e_only_preview: "Only a preview was generated.  You can see it, but your readers will not see this version. (They can still see the previous version, if any.)"
  e_opt_out_footer: "To opt out of email from us, or to change your email preferences, go here:"
  e_pdf: "PDF (for computers)"
  e_pdf_error_html: "There was an error while we tried to generate a PDF for your book %{book}."
  e_pdf_title: "PDF (for computers)"
  e_please_click_here: "Please click here to confirm your account:"
  e_price_paid: "Price paid: "
  e_proposal_for_bundle_rejected: "The proposal for %{bundle} which was to contain %{book} has been rejected by one of the authors or withdrawn by its creator."
  e_proposed_bundle_page: "You can take a look at the proposed bundle page at %{bundle}"
  e_ps_group_html: "P.S. We have a new %{group}. You should check it out."
  e_release_notes: "Release Notes"
  e_salutation: "Hi,"
  e_see_sales_bundles: "See your sales figures & royalties on each book page in the bundle."
  e_see_your_sales_html: "See your sales figures & royalties at %{sales_url}"
  e_set_account_password: "set an account password"
  e_setting_up_book: "We're setting up your book for you. You should receive an email from"
  e_signature: "Leanpub"
  e_someone_wants_include: "Someone wants to include %{book} in a bundle named %{bundle} on Leanpub."
  e_start_your_own: "start your own Leanpub book!"
  e_thanks_buying_book_html: "Thank you for buying %{book}"
  e_thanks_for_buying: "Thanks for buying a Leanpub book!"
  e_thanks_for_buying_bundle: "Thanks for buying a Leanpub bundle!"
  e_the_above_link: "The above link automatically logs you in and takes you to your dashboard, where you can also..."
  e_the_url_html: "The URL we were trying to import was %{url}."
  e_there_was_a_problem: "There was a problem while we tried to convert your files for you in %{book} (%{bookslug}). We're looking in to it."
  e_there_was_an_error_html: "There was an error while we tried to import %{book} into Leanpub."
  e_this_not_the_markdown: "This is not the Markdown you typed in, but something called LaTeX that we use to generate the PDF. You don't need to understand what's going on, but hopefully the text will let you figure out where in your document the problem is."
  e_this_version_published: "This version has been published, and your readers will be able to download it."
  e_book_word_count: "Your word count is %{word_count} words."
  e_we_can_email_your_kindle: "We can also email this version to your Kindle at %{kindle}. To do this, sign in and click the button on your dashboard."
  e_we_emailed_readers: "We emailed your readers to announce this new version."
  e_we_have_emailed: "We have emailed this version to your Kindle at %{kindle}."
  e_we_have_finished: "We have finished converting your files for you."
  e_welcome_leanpub: "Welcome to Leanpub!"
  e_well_take_a_look: "We'll take a look at the problem if we see this email more than twice or so."
  e_were_looking_into: "We're looking into the problem!"
  e_will_email: "Currently we'll email you whenever the author publishes a new version of this book.  To change this, please visit your account page:"
  e_will_email_text: "Currently we'll email you whenever the author publishes a new version of this book.  To change this, please visit your account page: %{URL}"
  e_yay: "Yay!"
  e_you_can_download_the_book: "You can download the book in PDF, EPUB and MOBI formats at your Leanpub dashboard:"
  e_you_can_see_your_purchase: "You can see your purchase at your Leanpub dashboard:"
  e_you_can_download_the_bundle: "You can download all the books in your bundle in PDF, EPUB and MOBI formats at your Leanpub dashboard:"
  e_you_can_see: "You can see the bundle at: %{bundle}"
  e_you_should_now_see: "You should now see all of the posts in your Leanpub book Dropbox folder.  To rearrange, edit and delete posts, you edit the Book.txt file and the individual content files."
  e_your_book_succcess_html: "Your book %{book} was generated successfully."
  e_your_import_of: "Your import of %{book} completed successfully!"
  e_your_royalty: "Your royalty: "
  w_11pt: "11pt"
  w_12pt: "12pt"
  w_Im_sorry_page: "I'm sorry, but the page you're looking for is no longer here."
  w_a4_paper: "A4 paper"
  w_a4paper: "A4 Paper (8.3\" x 11.7\")"
  w_a5_paper: "A5 paper"
  w_a5paper: "A5 paper (5.8\" x 8.3\", trade paperback size)"
  w_a_amazon: "Leanpub produces and sells PDF, EPUB (for iPad) and MOBI (for Kindle) formats.  We have no lock in, however: you are free to sell the Leanpub-produced files anywhere you want, including on the Kindle store via Amazon's Kindle Direct Publishing program.  We charge you nothing: this is your work; you own it.  (Heck, you can even stick the Leanpub PDFs on Lulu to do print books; authors have done this.)  The way we make our money is that we're confident you will also sell your work on Leanpub (as we pay 90% - 50 cents royalty, which is higher than Amazon or Apple, and we offer a nice storefront with an easy way to automatically distribute updates to your readers)."
  w_a_apple_amazon1: "First off, we think that the Amazon and Apple bookstores are great, and that all finished books should be for sale in both stores.  You can sell your Leanpub book yourself in both stores for $0.  Or you can pay someone like BookBaby or Lulu to do this for you.  We don't try to make any money from you when you sell your book in those stores.  We have no lock-in."
  w_a_apple_amazon2: "Now, we think this makes sense for finished books, but not for in-progress books.  While a Leanpub book is in-progress, we feel it makes sense to only be sold on Leanpub, since that way your readers get automatic updates when you publish new versions, etc.  If you're writing a book and publishing lots of versions of it while you're writing, the last thing you want to deal with is having to update your book in a bunch of storefronts every time you release a new version."
  w_a_apple_amazon3: "However, we don't think that this is necessarily true of the ather places that sell ebooks.  While any Leanpub author is free to sell their Leanpub books wherever they want, we feel that storefronts other than Amazon or Apple don't produce much traffic themselves.  (This is true of Leanpub too!)  To promote your book, you need to do the work yourself, with blogging, Twitter, etc.  To concentrate effort (and PageRank), it makes sense to point people at one storefront in your blog posts, tweets, etc.  (We want that place to be Leanpub, obviously -- Amazon and Apple can take care of themselves :)  Also, the reason we structured our royalties the way we do is so that you get a better deal with Leanpub, so you'll want to point at Leanpub so you make the most money from your marketing efforts!"
  w_a_are_pdf_html: "We're not sure if they're \"PDF/X-3\", but we do know that authors have printed and sold Leanpub PDFs on Lulu. For example, go %{lulu}."
  w_a_book_file_html: "The Book.txt file just puts the files in order.  (You could write an entire Leanpub book in one file, and then Book.txt would just list that file name.)  The content of the files determines the chapters, sections etc.  Any<br/># Title at the beginning of a line<br/>becomes an h1 which is a chapter.  Everything after that will be in that chapter until the next<br/># Title at the beginning of a line<br/>which will start the next chapter."
  w_a_broadly: "More broadly, Leanpub is based on the idea that it's absurd that in 2012 there is no good way to write a book.  Using a bunch of Markdown files is the best thing we have come up with, but fundamentally most of the ways that people write and publish books today are just barbaric.  Proprietary document formats, unreliable programs, no ability to version control your files and see meaningful differences, no way to interact with your readers as you write, etc.  We might as well be using typewriters or quill pens.  We're doing our part to help fix this global catastrophe; will you do yours? :)"
  w_a_can_change_price2: "Also, we support variable prices for books, so you can have a low (or free) minimum price, and a higher suggested price.  Then as the book gains traction you can raise the minimum price and/or the suggested price. If your book lives up to the pattern we have seen with multiple books, about a third of people will pay the suggested price, a third will pay the minimum price and a third will pay somewhere in between.  Finally, the odd person will pay more than the suggested price, even with your book having a decent spread between minimum and suggested prices. To optimize revenue and readership, you can run experiments where you lower the minimum price and/or raise the suggested price, and see what happens."
  w_a_can_change_price: "Yes, absolutely. You have complete control over the pricing, and we encourage new models of thinking about book development and pricing.  This is exactly the model we think will work for many books.  Publishing early to get early adopters for feedback and buzz is essential, and setting the price very low at the beginning helps this.  You can change the price whenever you want in either direction, but we recommend starting low and increasing it over time so your early adopters don't feel taken."
  w_a_can_convert: "We would have to go from the PDF to Markdown (which is our manuscript format), and then from there we would produce PDF, EPUB and MOBI. We don't offer this service at the moment."
  w_a_can_font: "Currently we don't support this, since we need to use open source fonts. If you let us know the exact fonts you're using we'll see if there's anything close, and offer a font choice on the book page."
  w_a_click_convert: "Click the \"Convert Files\" button on the Import page.  This should create Markdown for you.  After this, you can continue wrting your book in Markdown.  (You want to do this import process once, not a bunch of times.  So please don't write in Word and do this process every time you publish or preview -- that will cost you time in the long run.  Learn Markdown; you'll be happier.)"
  w_a_coauthor: "Yes! The preferred way to do this is via the Authors tab in your book's 'Settings' page. This lets you hook up complete author profiles to the book for each of your co-authors, not just their names.  This way, Leanpub is more social and other books the authors write are discovered more easily."
  w_a_convert_72: "No.  You can try putting them in your book at 72 PPI.  We convert them for you.  We're just saying that our automatic conversion may not be as good as what you would do manually."
  w_a_credit_cards: "We can say this because we use PayPal Website Payments Pro to do the processing! Incidentally, this is why we don't accept American Express: we're Canadian, and in Canada, PayPal Website Payments Pro doesn't take American Express.  Sorry."
  w_a_depending_on_size_html: "Depending on the size of your book, there's about a 2 - 10 minute delay.  Chances are if you don't see it in 10 minutes it didn't generate.  We currently write a file called book_generation.log to the preview or published directories, which is primarily for our debugging.  If you have any issue with this, please email %{hello} and attach the book_generation.log file."
  w_a_different_types_html: "Different book types have different default paper sizes.  Each different paper size has a different maximum image width, before your image will bleed over the margin.  Currently all Leanpub books have 1 inch margins. Before we get into specifics there's one really important thing to note: <strong>Watch Your File Sizes!</strong> Before publishing your book, you should look at the sizes of your images in the images directory.  If your images are huge, your book will be too.  This is especially true at 300 PPI -- the images are a lot bigger than you're used to at 72 PPI.  A simple tip to avoid problems is to use JPEG for all photographs, and to use 80% quality or lower.  For figures that are drawings instead of photographs, PNG will look better than JPEG.  You should be fine with PNG for these, since drawings typically produce files that are a lot smaller than photographs."
  w_a_do_all_blogs: "No!  You can start from scratch, or from any content (that you own!) that has an RSS feed.  Any content with an RSS feed can be imported into Leanpub.  This includes different blogging platforms (LiveJournal, Blogger, Typepad, etc) and microblogging platforms (Twitter, etc).  Or, you can start from scratch and write the entire book on Leanpub.  If you import your RSS feed, what happens is that each RSS feed entry (blog post) turns into a file in your Dropbox folder."
  w_a_dont_like_html: "There's an Adobe AIR app called %{gonzo} which should work on Mac and Windows.  A Leanpub author has contributed a %{review} and a %{review2} with an eye on their suitability for use writing Leanpub books."
  w_a_echeck: "Yes.  However, it may take a few days for you to receive your download link, since that's how long it takes us to get notified by PayPal that the payment was received.  So we recommend using either your PayPal balance or a credit card with PayPal."
  w_a_feedback: "If an author activates the comments feature (and most do!), you can comment on the book's landing page. Authors can also let you know how to email them through their \"About\" section on Leanpub, or in an email you'll receive when you buy the book. And many Leanpub authors will also let you know their Twitter ID on their book landing page, and look forward to hearing your comments & observations that way."
  w_a_formats_publish: "When you buy a Leanpub book, you'll get it in three ebook formats: PDF (for all computers), EPUB (for iPad, Nook, etc.) and MOBI (for Kindle).  All Leanpub books are available in all 3 formats, for one price."
  w_a_free_to_print_html: "Yes! Currently we recommend putting your Leanpub PDF on Lulu.  See %{lulusll} for an example of a Leanpub book on Lulu.  We take precisely $0 of the revenue you make outside of Leanpub -- whether that's direct PDF sales, print sales, etc :)"
  w_a_github_html: "No, it's even easier than that!  We don't download any .git directories or .gitignore files from the folder you use with Dropbox, so your Leanpub Dropbox folder can just be a Git repository that you also push to GitHub!  Whenever you click the publish button we just pull all the new stuff (ignoring .git, .gitignore and any other dot files) from Dropbox, and everything just works.  This is the workflow that Peter Armstrong, Leanpub's co-founder, is doing with his %{leanpublishing} book, and it works fine."
  w_a_h1: "# This is an h1, which becomes a chapter"
  w_a_h2: "## This is an h2, which becomes a section"
  w_a_h3: "### This is an h3, which becomes as subsection"
  w_a_how_become_html: "Great! You can get started by %{sign_up}. You can also check out some of our spectacular how-to videos on our %{homepage}.  Also, if you want to have talking cartoon animals convince you to use Leanpub, that's there too."
  w_a_how_changes: "As soon as you save the files in the book folder, Dropbox will pick them up (assuming it is running) and the little Dropbox icon will look like a spinning thing.  Once it's back to the green checkmark, Dropbox has the files.  (Or, just wait about 10-20 seconds.)  After this is true, clicking the publish button will trigger book generation with the latest files, since we always get the latest files from Dropbox."
  w_a_how_cover_html: "Just put a file called title_page.png in your book's images folder <strong>and then create a new Preview</strong>. The file should be at 300 pixels per inch (PPI) resolution for best quality.  The actual size of the image varies based on the book style you have chosen. A <strong>technical book</strong> defaults to 8.5 inch x 11 inch  paper.  Your cover page should be exactly 2550 pixels wide and 3300 pixels high at 300 PPI. A <strong>business book</strong> defaults to Digest paper (5.5 inches x 8 inches). Your cover page should be exactly 1650 pixels wide and 2400 pixels high at 300 PPI. A <strong>fiction book</strong> also defaults to 5.5 inches x 8 inches. So your cover page  should be exactly 1650 pixels wide and 2400 pixels high at 300 PPI. Please note that <strong>smaller files and resolution values work too</strong> (for example, 432x648 at 72 PPI), however these images will be scaled and may look fuzzy."
  w_a_how_delete: "As long as your book has no sales, you can delete your book.  The button is at the bottom of the Edit Info page.  If your book has sales, we have to offer it to its existing readers, so you currently can't delete it.  In the future we will presumably add the ability to \"archive\" a book, so that it has no new sales but that its existing readers can still access it."
  w_a_how_latest_version: "When you buy a Leanpub book, you will receive an email with a link to your Leanpub Dashboard, which we create for you automatically the first time you buy a book. On your Dashboard, you will find links to all your Leanpub books. These links are always pointing to the latest version of a book, which you can download at any time."
  w_a_how_long_html: "Yes, we're real.  The first copy of a Leanpub book was sold on 2010-04-21.  The book was Eric Ries' %{SLL}, and the price of the book was $29.99 USD.  After %{SLL}, Eric went on to write %{TLS} that you may have heard of."
  w_a_how_money: "We take the money from people who buy your book, and give you 90%, minus a 50 cent flat fee, of it.  (Currently we do PayPal royalty transfers monthly, once an amount of $40 is reached.)  You can tell how many people bought your book: you see a list of every sale (including the date purchased, the total paid and your royalty) on your book sales page."
  w_a_how_register_interest: "Authors automatically get landing pages for books they're working on but haven't published yet. On this landing page you can enter your name and email address to show you're interested in hearing about the book when an early version is available, and you can even indicate (with no obligation) how much you'd be willing to pay for the book."
  w_a_however_if_save: "However, if your save your image in a 72 PPI format (the default in most programs), it can only be 288 pixels wide (72 PPI * 4 inches = 288 pixels).  If it's wider, it will bleed into the right margin, and if your image is much too big it may not show up at all.  (Please don't use 72 PPI though, since scaling looks like absolute garbage!)"
  w_a_if_import_dropbox: "Yes! They will show up there after the import is complete."
  w_a_if_save: "If you save your image in a 300 PPI format, a 1200 pixel wide image takes 4 inches (1200 pixels / 300 pixel per inch = 4 inches)"
  w_a_ill_try: "I'll try to explain briefly here."
  w_a_image_code: "![This is the Image Caption](images/LeanpubLogo1200x610_300ppi.png)"
  w_a_just_rename: "Just rename it back to Book.txt and then there's no issue :)"
  w_a_leanpubbet_html: "Leanpub has bet the company on Markdown.  Specifically, we claim that Markdown is a better way to write books than Word, OpenOffice, DocBook, anything.  If we're wrong, we're dead.  If we're right, we have an advantage.  Also, Leanpub is based on the idea that publishing while you write is helpful.  We call that idea \"Lean Publishing\"; see %{manifesto} for the full spiel :)"
  w_a_markdown_wysiwyg_html: "We want this too!  Here's the best one we know about currently: %{textseditor}.  It has a Mac and Windows version.  We've tried the Mac version; it's still at an early stage but we think it looks promising.  Please give this a try and give its developer some feedback."
  w_a_marked_html: "You can keep using your favorite text editor and use an external Markdown preview program.  We like the idea of this, since we are very partial to our text editors.  If you use a Mac, you can use %{marked}, which is a standalone a Markdown preview program."
  w_a_marketing: "Right now we don't offer much help!  (We have a bestsellers page, but this won't help you if you've sold no books!)  Now, over time, we'll build the ability to browse books by category, etc, as well as facilitate the social discovery of your book by people who have purchased or liked similar books. For now, however, think of Leanpub as a way of monetizing your existing blog subscribers or Twitter followers.  These people are your audience, and a certain subset of them (our hypothesis is 1% - 5%) are looking for a way to give you money for content you have already written.  Leanpub is the best way of enabling this to happen, since we make that content into a book for you..."
  w_a_mobi_permission: "Yes, you can do that!  You don't need our permission, but you have our blessing! :)"
  w_a_most_blogs_html: "That's true: many blogs are of no interest to anyone but their creators.  Most diaries fall into this category. However, even diaries can be of interest if they are well-written. More generally, many blogs are really either collections of essays or contain 1 or more in-progress books in them.  For example, Paul Graham's <em>Hackers and Painters</em> is a well-regarded book, which is a collection of essays which were originally published on his blog.  In the Leanpub example, both %{SLLhome} and %{VHHhome} are good reading, even though they were produced with no editing by their authors at all.  However, we don't think that most Leanpub books will be produced with no editing.  Instead, we expect that authors will import their blogs as a starting point, and then go through the process of \"curating\" their posts: deleting the \"I just had a great lunch\" type of posts, and editing, rearranging and expanding others.  At the end of this process, you have a manuscript.  The great thing is that you get to sell as you go, and get real feedback from readers (as well as money)..."
  w_a_new_version: "A new version of your book is being generated."
  w_a_next_different: "Next, here is what you need to know for the different Leanpub book types..."
  w_a_no_contents_html: "You need to write your actual content in separate Markdown files.  The Book.txt file is just a list of files.  See the sample content for each Leanpub book type at these links for %{samplebusiness}, %{samplefiction} and %{sampletechnical} books."
  w_a_no_download_link_html: "If you paid by eCheck with PayPal, it may take a few days for you to receive your download link, since that's how long it takes us to get notified by PayPal that the payment was received.  So we recommend using either your PayPal balance or a credit card with PayPal.  If there's any other issue, please email %{hello} and we'll fix it."
  w_a_not_relevant: "You would just delete these posts entirely by deleting the files from your Dropbox folder and removing their names from Book.txt."
  w_a_not_savvy1: "It's a great use of Leanpub.  We're glad to help, but the good news is that we don't need to do anything special here.  The following process will work for you:"
  w_a_not_savvy2: "Create a new Leanpub account & book for your father.  You can use his email address for this."
  w_a_not_savvy3: "Presumably he does not have a Dropbox account.  Assuming this is true, when his email address gets the Dropbox sharing request from Leanpub, have him forward the email to you.  You can either:"
  w_a_not_savvy4: "a) just accept the sharing request using your Dropbox account"
  w_a_not_savvy5: " b) accept the sharing request by creating a new Dropbox account for him, then send your Dropbox account a sharing request on his Dropbox folder"
  w_a_not_savvy6: "Regardless of how you did #2, you're good to go.  You can edit his book on your computer using your Dropbox account.  Whenever you want to publish a new version for him, just login as him and click publish."
  w_a_not_savvy7: "Note that the book will sync with the Dropbox account that accepted the sharing request in #2, so you will see the generated books a bit faster if you just use your Dropbox account, since there won't be an extra Dropbox sync step through an intermediate Dropbox account."
  w_a_not_savvy8_html: "If this doesn't make sense, please email %{hello} and we'll be glad to help."
  w_a_note_important: "Note that it's important to get the size and the resolution of the image right:"
  w_a_our_recommendation: "Our recommendation is to wait until the book is complete before putting it in the Kindle store and iBookstore, but you can do whatever you want.  (Heck, you can even use Leanpub to make your book and put it in the Kindle store without ever selling it on Leanpub.  However, from our perspective, it makes sense to also sell your books on Leanpub since we offer a better royalty structure as well as a nice mechanism to distribute updates to your in-progress books to your readers."
  w_a_pay2: "Instead, we send this form securely via SSL to our payment processor, which is as secure as PayPal."
  w_a_pay: "You can buy Leanpub books using a credit card or your PayPal account.  Leanpub accepts Visa and MasterCard only. We do not store your credit card data on our servers."
  w_a_peek: "Most Leanpub authors let you download a sample PDF for free from the book landing page, so you can see if you like what they're doing before you commit to buying their work."
  w_a_photo_books: "We don't add much value here.  We recomend Lulu or similar services."
  w_a_preorder: "You can register your interest in an unpublished book on the book's landing page. Just enter your name and your email address, and when the book is first published, you'll get an email notification that the book is now available."
  w_a_problem_importing_html: "Yes, we can!  If you have any problems importing, please email %{hello} and we'll help you get your blog imported manually."
  w_a_put_files: "Put the HTML file or files into the convert_html folder in your Leanpub book Dropbox folder."
  w_a_readers: "We support three formats: PDF, ePub (for iPad, Sony, Nook, etc.) and MOBI (for Kindle)."
  w_a_review_copies: "The best way to do this is to create coupons for your book. If you go to your book's 'Settings' and select 'Coupons', you can click 'New Coupon' to get started. You can set various parameters for any coupons you create, including coupon price, maximum number of uses, start date and end date. Anyone you give a coupon code to can use it to buy the book from the book's purchase page. If you set the coupon price to zero, they can get the book for free, like a review copy."
  w_a_save_as_html: "Save as HTML from Word by choosing \"Web Page (.htm)\".  Note that you <strong>MUST</strong> choose the option \"Save only display information into HTML\", not the default \"Save entire file into HTML\" option."
  w_a_separate_file: "Leanpub makes a separate file for each post it imports.  So you can just delete the files you don't want from your Leanpub Dropbox folder, and remove them from the Boox.txt file.  Or, if your blogging platform supports custom RSS feeds for categories or dates, you can make an RSS feed containing only the posts you want (by category, say) and then import that feed into Leanpub instead of your full feed."
  w_a_sorry_questions_html: "Don't apologize -- thank you!  We absolutely love customer questions and feedback.  Please email any and all feedback to %{hello}.  Everyone in our company reads the email sent to that address."
  w_a_stuck_html: "Sure!  Just email %{hello} and we'll be happy to help you.  (This email address sends email to everyone at Leanpub, so the right person can reply.)"
  w_a_switch_emacs: "Switch to Emacs."
  w_a_text_editor_html: "You can either use a text editor that has a built in Markdown previewer.  On Mac there's %{mou}, and on Windows there's %{markdownpad}."
  w_a_thats_it_html: "That's it!  (See %{markdown} for details on images in Markdown.)  We support PNG, JPEG and GIF formats for images."
  w_a_the_best_thing_html: "The best thing to do is look at the sample content for each Leanpub book type at these links for %{business}, %{fiction} and %{technical} books."
  w_a_the_chapter: "The chapter structure is separate from the files."
  w_a_three_ways: "There are 3 ways to do this:"
  w_a_update_cover: "Just do a preview or publish and the book page will update with whatever title page is in your book, whether that's a title_page.png or title_page.jpg file you put in manuscript/images, or whether it's the automatically-generated title page we create if you don't provide a title page image."
  w_a_updates: "Yes, you get free updates for as long as the author updates the book!  All readers of a book are treated the same way, regardless of when they bought the book or how much they paid."
  w_a_use_you_stores: "No.  We think authors should do this themselves, since that way they'll have more control over how their book is sold.  Or, if the author does not want to do this, there are services like Lulu and BookBaby that can do this with Leanpub books.  We don't want to be in that business -- for us, it's too labor-intensive and distracting to our core mission, which is making writing, publishing and selling in-progress ebooks as simple and elegant as possible."
  w_a_we_use_300_html: "We use <strong>300 pixels per inch (PPI)</strong> in our books, and we recommend you use that for your images.  Any smaller PPI is scaled up to 300 PPI.  Since we scale up to 300 PPI, your image may look blurry if it's a smaller PPI.  However, the file size will be a lot smaller at a smaller PPI, so this is a tradeoff."
  w_a_were_authors_too: "We're authors too, and the last thing an author wants is to feel like someone else owns their work or controls what they can do with it. It's yours.  We're more than happy for you to make money in as many revenue streams as possible.  As a courtesy to us, we would appreciate it if you left the mention of Leanpub in the second page (to help our marketing) when you sell it elsewhere, but you can remove that too if you want."
  w_a_what_is_leanpub: "Leanpub is a Vancouver-based ebook startup that lets authors self-publish their books as they write them. That way, authors can develop a community of readers during the writing process, gauging interest in their project and, if they so choose, incorporating feedback from you, their readers."
  w_a_what_program_html: "Any text editor works.  For programmers, we recommend writing in Emacs, vi or TextMate.  For non-programmers, we recommend %{iawriter} for Mac and iPad.  If all else fails, you can also use TextEdit on Mac or Notepad, Wordpad or %{notepad} on Windows."
  w_a_whatis_variable: "At Leanpub authors don't set one price in stone for their books. Instead, they set a suggested price and a minimum price (which can be as low as zero). Then you choose how much you want to pay."
  w_a_why_buy: "As a Leanpub reader, you will receive updates to books when new versions are released or chapters are added, until the book is finished. This is a particularly powerful publishing method for books that deal with swiftly-changing subject matter like computer programming.  By buying an in-progress book, you'll gain immediate access to the author's latest thinking on a subject, which can be very useful for technical subjects. Why wait until the knowledge in a book is common knowledge, when you can read it as soon as the author finished writing it?  Also, you may also have the opportunity to interact with the author, commenting on his or her book page, or even communicating directly via email or Twitter. Good authors love feedback from good readers!"
  w_a_why_buy_here2_html: "A Leanpub author gets a <strong>90% - 50 cents</strong> royalty on every Leanpub sale. That is <strong>way more</strong> than they would get with a traditional publisher, and even more than they get when selling on Amazon or Apple's bookstores.  <strong>We show you how much money the author gets right on the purchase page</strong>; how many other publishers do that?"
  w_a_why_buy_here: "We're here to support authors and we encourage you to buy their books wherever! But here are three reasons to buy their book on Leanpub:"
  w_a_why_buy_here_3: "You can give the author feedback before the book is done."
  w_a_why_buy_here_4: "You get early access to the author's latest thinking on their topic, without having to wait for the full publishing cycle to end before you can read that great chapter on your key topic.  Since you'll receive free updates until the book is completed, you'll always be up to date."
  w_a_why_dashboard1_html: "We create a Leanpub Dashboard for you for three reasons: 1) It's a <Strong>single location</strong> where all your Leanpub purchases are stored, making it easy for you to get at them if you lost the book file or want an updated version. 2) Leanpub books can be updated at any time. Creating a Dashboard for you means you <strong>always have access to the latest version</strong> of a Leanpub book. 3) There are <strong>other features</strong> on your Dashboard to improve your reading experience, like our %{readmill} links."
  w_a_why_dashboard2: "You can access your Dashboard from a link in the email you receive whenever you buy a Leanpub book. Once there, you can set your password, and then you can access your Dashboard by signing in anytime at www.leanpub.com."
  w_a_wysiwyg_option: "You can use a WYSIWIG Markdown editor.  See the next question."
  w_a_you_insert: "You insert an image like this:"
  w_a_you_need_to: "You need to convert your Word document or documents into Markdown.  Here's how this works:"
  w_about_the_book_hint: "This text is shown on your book page very prominently. Write it well!"
  w_about_the_contributors: "About the Contributors"
  w_about_you: "About You"
  w_accept: "Accept"
  w_account_settings: "Account Settings"
  w_actions: "Actions"
  w_actual_royalty: "Actual Royalty"
  w_add_book_to_bundle: "Add Book to Bundle"
  w_add_coauthor: "Add Co-Author"
  w_add_coauthor_explanation: "Enter the email or Leanpub username of the person you want to add as a co-author. They'll need to approve the request on their Dashboard page."
  w_add_contributors: "You can add people as contributors to your book.  Contributors don't get a share of the royalties, but they are credited on your book public page.  This can include people like editors, reviewers, submitters of included essays, etc."
  w_add_new_book: "Add a New Book to Your Bundle"
  w_after_the_import: "After the import you will be able to easily edit your book to remove images that you don't have the right to use.  So if you want any significant amount of your blog images in your book, choose Yes.  If you just want your blog text, choose No."
  w_age_verification_question: "Are you over 18 and willing to see adult content?"
  w_age_verification_title: "Age Verification"
  w_all_but_opted_out: "All readers (except those opted out)"
  w_all_leanpub_books: "All Leanpub Books"
  w_all_posts: " All Posts"
  w_all_posts_between: "All posts between"
  w_all_posts_since_last_import: "All posts since last import (your last import was on %{last_import})"
  w_allow_library_sales_hint: "If this box is not checked, we will indicate on the purchase page that libraries should not purchase it, presumably since it is still in-progress and changing rapidly. If this box is checked, we will instruct library purchasing agents to buy the number of copies that they want to be able to lend out at a time, paying the suggested price for each copy."
  w_allow_library_sales_label: "Allow libraries to purchase your book?"
  w_allow_send_email: "Allow Leanpub to send you email related to your book purchases"
  w_already_confirmed_sign_in: "Already confirmed email. Please sign in."
  w_already_have_account_html: "Already have a Leanpub account? %{signin} to use the username you already have."
  w_alt_arrangements: "We'll pay your book royalties by PayPal to the following email address(es):"
  w_an_html: "An HTML version of your book is being generated."
  w_and: "and"
  w_anonymous: "Anonymous"
  w_are_you_sure: "Are you sure?"
  w_are_you_sure_delete_book: "Are you sure you want to delete this book?"
  w_are_you_sure_delete_book_authors: "Are you sure you want to delete this book and its author users?"
  w_author_faq: "Author FAQ"
  w_author_fix1: "I just want to share a little fix I made to the markdown syntax in order to make it working with the code markup that this wonderful service requires when you want to insert a snippet of code in your books."
  w_author_fix2: "Just create a markdown.vim file in your .vim/after/syntax dir and add the following lines:"
  w_author_fix3: "syn match markdownLeanCode '^<<(.*)$'"
  w_author_fix4: "hi def link markdownLeanCode   markdownH1"
  w_author_fix5: "Now your code snippets won't mess up with the official markdown syntax provided by Vim"
  w_author_name: "Author name"
  w_author_or_pending_author_to_edit_message: "You need to be logged in as one of the book's authors or pending authors to edit that."
  w_author_purchase_notification_choice_label: "Get Notified of Purchases?"
  w_author_royalty_percentage: "Author Royalty Percentage:"
  w_author_tried: "A Leanpub author shared this:"
  w_authors: "Authors"
  w_authors_are_editors_hint: "If you check this checkbox you are indicating that you and the other authors of the book are in fact its editors, and that the book is made up of contributions from a number of contributors who are listed separately."
  w_authors_are_editors_label: "The book's author(s) are actually its editors, and the book itself is a collection of writing from a number of contributors"
  w_authors_in_media: "Leanpub Authors in the Media"
  w_avatar: "avatar"
  w_avatar_content: "Avatar content type"
  w_avatar_file: "Avatar file name"
  w_avatar_size: "Avatar file size"
  w_avatar_updated: "Avatar updated at"
  w_average_bundle_price: "Average Bundle Sale Price"
  w_average_bundle_royalty: "Average Bundle Royalty"
  w_average_price: "Average price"
  w_avg_price_was_html: "The average price was <strong>%{mean}</strong>. (For stats geeks, this is the mean price.)"
  w_avoid_cost: "To avoid costing you money, we only send to the @free.kindle.com address, which only works on models with wi-fi."
  w_back: "Back"
  w_bad_email_or_password_message: "Bad email or password."
  w_bestsellers: "Bestsellers"
  w_bestsellers_in_catname_html: "Bestsellers in %{catname}"
  w_bestsellers_title: "The Bestselling Leanpub Books"
  w_bestselling_cat_downloads_html: "The Leanpub Books in %{cat_name} with the Most Downloads"
  w_bestselling_cat_name_html: "The Bestselling Leanpub Books in %{cat_name}"
  w_blog: "Blog"
  w_bloggers: "Bloggers"
  w_blurb: "Blurb"
  w_book: "Book"
  w_book_added_to_bundle: "Book added to bundle!"
  w_book_admin: "Book Admin"
  w_book_being_created: "Your book is being created."
  w_book_being_deleted: "Your book is being deleted. This can take a few minutes."
  w_book_being_deleted_message: "The book %{book_slug} is being deleted. This can take a few minutes."
  w_book_custdev_experiment_message: "We've created this book as a customer development experiment.  It is for the prospective author's eyes only.  This will only become a real Leanpub book if the prospective author likes it and turns it into a real Leanpub book."
  w_book_dialect_hint: "You can have an optional dialect. This has no effect on book generation, but it will show up on your book web page."
  w_book_in_stealth: "This book is in stealth mode."
  w_book_in_stealth_mode_message: "This book is in stealth mode, meaning that unless you are logged in as one of its authors your landing page will look like a Leanpub 404 page. Since you are one of the book's authors, we've sent you back to your book settings page instead, since looking at a fake 404 page is rather uninteresting."
  w_book_language_hint: "This helps us to set up the fonts that we use in your book. If you are writing with a mixture of languages that includes Chinese, Japanese or Korean, then you should select Chinese, Japanese or Korean. If you have troubles with characters not showing up properly, please let us know at hello@leanpub.com."
  w_book_lower_case: "book"
  w_book_name: "Book Name"
  w_book_no_longer_published: "Your book is no longer published, but this is the last version which was published."
  w_book_price: "Book Price"
  w_book_published_message: "Your book was successfully published. You can download the new version using the links below."
  w_book_sample: "Book Sample"
  w_book_slug: "Book URL"
  w_book_style_hint: "Selecting one of the book styles above will set the options below. You can then customize them if you want."
  w_book_style_hint: "This determines the look and feel of your book. You can change this at any time."
  w_book_style_label: "Book Style"
  w_book_subtitle_hint: "This is optional. If present, it shows up on your book landing page and on your auto-generated cover page (unless you provide a cover image)."
  w_book_subtitle_label: "Book Subtitle (optional)"
  w_book_successfully_updated: "Book was successfully updated."
  w_book_title_hint: "You can change this at any time, so don't worry if you're not sure of your title."
  w_book_title_label: "Book Title"
  w_book_unpublished_message: "Your book has been unpublished."
  w_book_url_hint: "You can edit your book's URL until you have your first reader. Please note that if you change your book's URL, any comments in the Disqus comments section will not be transferred to the new URL (this only applies if you have the comments section enabled, of course)."
  w_book_url_label: "Book URL"
  w_books_by: "Books by"
  w_books_in_your_bundle: "Books in Your Bundle"
  w_books_pending_approval: "Books Pending Your Appproval To Become a Co-Author or Co-Editor"
  w_bt_manifesto: "Leanpub helps authors to self-publish in-progress ebooks. We call this idea Lean Publishing. To learn more about Lean Publishing, go to http://leanpub.com/manifesto"
  w_bt_more: "To learn more about Leanpub, go to http://leanpub.com"
  w_bt_published_on: "This version was published on %{published_on}"
  w_bt_sale_at: "This is a Leanpub book, for sale at %{landing_page_url}"
  w_bt_tweet_book: "Tweet This Book!"
  w_bt_twitter_help: "Please help %{authors} by spreading the word about this book on Twitter! The suggested hashtag for this book is #%{hashtag}."
  w_bt_twitter_search: "Find out what other people are saying about the book by clicking on this link to search for this hashtag on Twitter:"
  w_bundle: "Bundle"
  w_bundle_create_info: "After you fill in this information and create your bundle, you will be able to add books to it.  The bundle gets the same 90% - 50 cents royalty that Leanpub books do.  This bundle royalty is then split up between the books in the bundle according to percentages you set.  If you include other authors in your bundle, make sure you are generous with the percentages: they must approve the bundle for it to be published."
  w_bundle_description_hint: "This text is shown on your bundle page very prominently.  Write it well!"
  w_bundle_explain: "As an author, you can also create bundles of your books and other authors' books, to be sold together at a discount.  If you include other authors' books in your bundle, they must approve the bundle before it is live.  Bundles help you and other authors sell more books together: readers love bundles, as they get a deal and as they discover related books easier!"
  w_bundle_invitation_message: "You have been invited by fellow Leanpub authors to include one or more of your books in the following bundles!"
  w_bundle_language_hint: "This affects the language used on your bundle landing page only."
  w_bundle_not_successfully_updated: "Bundled book was not successfully updated."
  w_bundle_offer_confirm_reject: "Are you sure you want to reject this bundle offer?"
  w_bundle_proposed_royalties: "Your Proposed % of the Royalties"
  w_bundle_remaining_percentage_hint: "You have %{remaining}% of the bundle royalty percentage to allocate."
  w_bundle_royalties_locked: "Any bundle you accept has your royalty percentage and its minimum price locked.  This way, you know the minimum that you'll earn from a bundle."
  w_bundle_royalty_percentage_remaining: "There is %{remaining}% remaining to allocate to bundle books."
  w_bundle_sales: "Your Bundle Sales"
  w_bundle_successfully_updated: "Bundled book was successfully updated."
  w_bundle_url: "Bundle URL"
  w_bundle_uses_leanpub_plural: "These authors use Leanpub to publish these books independently. You can too!"
  w_bundle_uses_leanpub_singular_html: "%{author} uses Leanpub to publish these books independently. You can too!"
  w_bundled_book_removed: "Bundled book was successfully removed."
  w_bundles: "Bundles"
  w_bundles_that_want: "Bundles That Want Your Books Included"
  w_bundles_youve_created: "Bundles You've Created"
  w_business: "Business"
  w_business_books: "Business Books"
  w_business_books_info: "A business book defaults to Digest paper (5.5 inches x 8 inches).  Subtracting margins, you have 3.5 inches x 6 inches to work with.  So your image can be up to 1050 pixels wide and up to 1800 pixels high at 300PPI.  Your cover page uses the full page width, so it should be exactly 1650 pixels wide and 2400 pixels high at 300 PPI.  If this is a business book, the default title_page.jpg shows you an example of this."
  w_business_lowercase: "business"
  w_buzz: "Buzz"
  w_buzz_explanation_html: "Here are links to articles and blog posts by and about Leanpub authors and their books! If you're a Leanpub author and you'd like us to post a link to an article or blog post about your book on the Buzz page, just email us at %{hello}."
  w_cancel: "Cancel"
  w_cant_automatically_transfer_message: "You can't automatically transfer purchases and close author accounts."
  w_cant_delete_used_couopons_message: "Coupons that have been used can't be deleted."
  w_card_number: "Card number"
  w_categories: "Categories"
  w_categories_desc: "Please select all the categories that apply to your book. Every category has its own bestseller list, so choose all that apply."
  w_categories_hint: "If your book is Erotica and/or Fan Fiction it must be categorized as such, as special rules apply to those."
  w_category: "Category"
  w_center_section_headers: "Center section headers"
  w_change_your_password: "Change your password"
  w_character_encoding: "Character Encoding"
  w_cheers: "Cheers from Leanpub Authors"
  w_cheers_message: "Leanpub authors and press people have said, tweeted, emailed and blogged lots of nice things about us!  Here's some of the ones we like the best…"
  w_choose_password: "Choose password"
  w_choose_your_own_min: "Choose your own minimum and suggested prices between $0.99 and $500 (or free)"
  w_click_no: "If you don't want to make this into a Leanpub book, click the \"No, Delete Book and Account\" button and we'll do just that."
  w_click_preview_text: "Click this button to create a preview of your book.  This does not publish your book: it's for your eyes only."
  w_clicking_button_message: "Clicking this button will publish your book for the first time and make it available for purchase.  Don't hesitate to publish!  You can update your book as often as you like, and your readers will get free updates."
  w_coauthor_explanation_1: "The primary author can add co-authors to the book. These co-authors need to already have Leanpub accounts, and they need to approve your add co-author request."
  w_coauthor_explanation_2: "Co-authors can publish new versions, create preview versions, see your sales page and do imports. They cannot delete the book or add or remove co-authors."
  w_coauthor_explanation_3_html: "For now, after you've added a co-author, you need to share the Dropbox folder for the book with them yourself at the %{dropbox} website. We may automate this later."
  w_coauthor_explanation_4: "Co-authors can have a percentage of your royalties.  The way the royalty percentages work is as follows: whatever the royalty percentage is at the end of the quarter will be used for all purchases in the quarter.  When you add someone as a co-author you propose a royalty percentage that they will receive.  You can't edit this once it is set; you can only remove the co-author and add them again with a new percentage.  (This way, the co-author gets to see, and approve, every new percentage they have been given.)  However, since you as the author can remove your co-authors at any time, this relationship is built on their trust of you.  Please play nice."
  w_coauthor_explanation_5: "Note that as the primary author, your royalty percentage is automatically calculated.  It is 100% minus the royalty percentages of your co-authors.  This is the percentage of the book royalties (after the Leanpub cut), not the percentage of the revenue."
  w_coauthor_explanation_6: "The royalty percentages are used every royalty payment to split up the royalties for all purchases of the book.  They are not applied on a per-purchase basis."
  w_coauthor_invitation: "You have been invited to be the co-author or co-editor of these Leanpub books!"
  w_code_samples: "Code Samples"
  w_collect_email_addresses_while_unpublished: "Collect email addresses while unpublished and ask potential readers how much they would pay?"
  w_computer_pdf: "To read the book on your computer, download the PDF."
  w_confirm_password: "Confirm password"
  w_confirmation_email_resent_message: "Confirmation email will be resent."
  w_confirmed_email_signed_in: "Confirmed email and signed in."
  w_contact_us: "Contact Us"
  w_contributors: "Contributors"
  w_contributors_lowercase: "contributors"
  w_converting: "Converting… - %{book}"
  w_copyright_hint: "If you don't put anything here, the book will be copyright by your name. Only fill this in if you need to override this with something else, like your company name or a list of people."
  w_couldnt_purcahse_book_message: "Couldn't purchase the book right now. Please try again later."
  w_couldnt_purhcase_bundle: "Couldn't purchase the bundle right now. Please try again later."
  w_coupon_created_message: "Coupon was successfully created."
  w_coupon_delete_confirm: "Do you really want to delete this coupon?"
  w_coupon_deleted_message: "Coupon was successfully deleted."
  w_coupon_minimum_price: "Minimum Price Readers Will Pay With Coupon, Instead of %{regular_minimum_price} Regular Minimum Price"
  w_coupon_minimum_price_hint: "The Discounted Price is the new minimum price of the book, not the amount of the discount. For example, if your book has a minimum price of $9.99 and you want to sell it for a minimum price of $7.99 with this coupon, you put 7.99 in this field, not 2.00.If this is $0 then there's no reason to create a coupon."
  w_coupon_not_valid_message: "Sorry, that coupon is not valid."
  w_coupon_note_hint: "This is an optional note for your own record-keeping purposes."
  w_coupon_note_label: "Note (optional)"
  w_coupon_updated_message: "Coupon was successfully updated."
  w_coupons: "Coupons"
  w_coupons_page_title: "Coupons - %{title}"
  w_cover_image_note_text: "All cover images must be non-offensive and G-rated, regardless of book category. If we receive any complaints about a cover image, or if we notice it and determine that it is offensive or not G-rated, we will rename it and regenerate your book so that your book reverts to the default cover image. (To add a cover image, you create a file called title_page.jpg or title_page.png in your manuscript/images directory.)"
  w_cover_image_note_title: "A Note About Cover Images"
  w_create_a_book_now: "Create A Book Now"
  w_create_another: "Create Another Leanpub Book Now!"
  w_create_book: "Create Book"
  w_create_my_account_and_book: "Create Account and Book"
  w_create_my_bundle: "Create Bundle"
  w_test_preview: "Create a Partial Preview of Your Book Using Preview.txt"
  w_create_preview_title: "Create Preview"
  w_created_book: "So, we took the liberty of creating one, to show you what it would look like.  It's for your eyes only, of course."
  w_creator: "Creator"
  w_credit_card_help: "Leanpub accepts Visa and MasterCard only. We do not store your credit card data on our servers. Instead, we send this form securely via SSL to our payment processor, which is as secure as PayPal."
  w_current_uses_title: "Current # Uses"
  w_custdev_experiment_message: "We've created this author account as a customer development experiment.  It is for the prospective author's eyes only.  This will only become a real Leanpub author account if the prospective author likes the book we made for them and turns it into a real Leanpub book.  If this happens, this author page will function like a normal Leanpub author page."
  w_custdev_greeting_html: "Hi %{username}, we think your blog would be a great Leanpub book!"
  w_custom: "Custom"
  w_custom_author_blurb_hint: "By default, this custom blurb is blank, and the About the Author section on the book page is based on stitching together the About the Author sections from every author of the book. However, you may wish to provide some custom text here in order to override this behavior. Two cases where this makes sense to do is if you are writing a book that is different than your normal focus or in the case of a book translation. For example, if you have written a few programming books on Leanpub and then decide to write a cookbook, you would want the cookbook to have custom text about your culinary background. Also, for a book translation, you would provide text here in the language of the translation"
  w_custom_author_blurb_label: "Custom About the Author Blurb (optional)"
  w_custom_copyright_date_range_hint: "If you don't put anything here, the book will be copyright from the year you created it on Leanpub to the year you last publish it in. (If these years are the same, that year will only be printed once.)  Only fill this in if you need to override this with something else, say if you are including old material and you want those years included too. An example format of the text you enter here is \"2007 - 2012\"."
  w_custom_copyright_date_range_label: "Custom Copyright Date Range (optional)"
  w_custom_copyright_owner_label: "Custom Copyright Owner (optional)"
  w_dashboard: "Dashboard"
  w_date_range: "Date Range"
  w_delete: "Delete"
  w_delete_bang: "Delete!"
  w_delete_my_book: "Delete Your Book"
  w_delete_my_book_button_confirm: "Are you sure you want to PERMANENTLY DELETE your book?  Click OK to delete your book.  Click Cancel to keep your book."
  w_delete_my_book_button_text: "Delete This Book Forever, Causing The World To Suffer An Irreparable Artistic Loss"
  w_delete_my_book_text: "If you want to delete your book, click this button:"
  w_delete_plus_authors: "Delete + Authors"
  w_delete_plus_authors_bang: "Delete + Authors!"
  w_description: "Description"
  w_destroy: "Destroy"
  w_dialect_label: "Dialect Used in the Book (optional)"
  w_digest: "Digest (5.5\" x 8\")"
  w_digest2: "Digest"
  w_discount: "Discount"
  w_disqus_link_preamble: "Leanpub book comments powered by"
  w_disqus_no_js_html: "'Please enable JavaScript to view the <a href=\"http://disqus.com/?ref_noscript\">comments powered by Disqus.</a>'"
  w_dont_worry: "Don't worry, this doesn't publish your book for you!  This is just how you get started writing your book."
  w_download_books: "Download Your Books"
  w_download_latest: "Download the latest version in these formats:"
  w_dpi: "DPI"
  w_dropbox_manuscript_cleanup_message: "Your book manuscript Dropbox folder is being cleaned up.  We will send you an email when it's done."
  w_earn_royalty_minus_cents_html: "Earn a <strong>90% royalty</strong>, minus 50&#162; per sale."
  w_edit: "Edit"
  w_edit_bundle: "Edit Bundle"
  w_edit_coupon_title: "Edit Coupon"
  w_edit_profile_page: "edit profile page"
  w_edit_your_profile: "Edit Your Profile"
  w_editing_bundle: "Editing %{bundle}"
  w_editing_category: "Editing category"
  w_editing_category: "Editing category_book"
  w_editing_contributor: "Editing contributor"
  w_editing_work: "Editing work"
  w_editing_work_book: "Editing work_book"
  w_either_from_to_missing_message: "Either the from or to users is missing."
  w_email: "Email"
  w_email_address: "Email address"
  w_email_address_confirmed: "Your email address is now confirmed."
  w_email_how_often_explanation: "For more frequent communication you should convince your readers to follow you on Twitter, or you could use an opt-in mailing list or Google Group for this purpose.  (If you set something like this up, you can use this form to email them asking them to sign up. You can also edit your message to new readers to let new readers know about this.)"
  w_email_how_often_short: "We typically recommend emailing your readers only once or twice a month."
  w_email_me_all_purchases: "Email me for all paid and free purchases"
  w_email_me_no_purchases: "Do not email me"
  w_email_me_paid_purchases: "Email me only for paid purchases"
  w_email_my_readers: "Email Readers"
  w_email_new_versions: "New Release Announcements"
  w_email_or_username: "Email or Username"
  w_email_process_feedback: "Please email hello@leanpub.com if you have any feedback at all about this process!"
  w_email_queued: "Your email has been queued up. It may take a few minutes to get sent out. We'll email you a copy after we've sent it to all the readers, so that you know it's done."
  w_email_reader_form_explanation: "You can use this form to email the readers of %{title} that have not opted out of emails from Leanpub or from you specifically."
  w_email_readers: "Email Readers"
  w_email_readers_update: "Email readers, notifying them that the book has been updated"
  w_email_receipt: "Email Receipt"
  w_email_receipt_title: "Send receipt to your email"
  w_email_settings: "Email Settings"
  w_email_us_at_html: "Email us at %{hello} and we'll be happy to help you."
  w_email_your_readers: "Email Your Readers"
  w_enable_send_kindle: "Set Your Kindle Email Address to Enable \"Send to Kindle\" Button"
  w_end_date: "End Date"
  w_enter_about_yourself: "Enter a bit about yourself here so that readers get to know you better.  This is shown on your book profile page in an About the Author section, as well as on your profile page which is linked to from your book homepage."
  w_enter_email_address: "Enter your email address, and we will email you a link to change your password."
  w_enter_url: "Enter the URL of the book you want to add to your bundle. The primary author of this book will need to approve the request on their Dashboard page."
  w_epub: "EPUB"
  w_epub_title: "EPUB (for iPad, etc)"
  w_erotica_category_rules_li1: "Books categorized as Erotica cannot contain any images in the book manuscripts themselves. Our book generator will ignore any image tags in the body of an Erotica book.  (Leanpub is not in the business of publishing erotic or pornographic images, and since we do not read our books before they are published this is our best attempt at a reasonable policy.)"
  w_erotica_category_rules_li2: "Books categorized as Erotica will have their own category bestseller list instead of showing up in the main Leanpub bestseller list."
  w_erotica_category_rules_li3: "The Erotica category will be kept behind an age verification form, in order to prevent inadvertent access by minors."
  w_erotica_category_rules_title: "Special Rules for Books in the Erotica Category"
  w_error:
    one: "Error"
    other: "Errors"
  w_error_adding_book_to_bundle: "There was an error adding the book to bundle."
  w_errors_prevented_save_changes: "%{errors} prevented your changes from being saved:"
  w_every_kindle_email_html: "Every Kindle has an email address. You can find yours by going to your %{personal_settings} on Amazon. It will be something like \"your.name@kindle.com\". Enter the \"your.name\" part here."
  w_export: "Export"
  w_fanfic_category_rules_li1: "Fan Fiction books are always free. This isn't just a $0 minimum price and a $0 suggested price; we actually do not let people pay for them. The reason here is that Fan Fiction is usually considered a derivative work, so for the protection of the author and of Leanpub we insist that the Fan Fiction is always given away, not sold."
  w_fanfic_category_rules_li2: "Fan Fiction books must identify the original work(s) upon which they are based."
  w_fanfic_category_rules_li3: "If the creator or copyright holder of the original work(s) objects to a derivative work of fan fiction, we will take down the book(s) in question."
  w_fanfic_category_rules_li4: "Books categorized as Fan Fiction will have their own category bestseller list instead of showing up in the main Leanpub bestseller list."
  w_fanfic_category_rules_li5: "The Fan Fiction category will be kept behind an age verification form, in order to prevent inadvertent access by minors (as much Fan Fiction is also Erotica)."
  w_fanfic_category_rules_li6: "Books categorized as Fan Fiction cannot contain any images in the book manuscripts themselves. Our book generator will ignore any image tags in the body of a Fan Fiction book.  (This is to ensure that none of the images are copyrighted or are erotica.)"
  w_fanfic_category_rules_title: "Special Rules for Books in the Fan Fiction Category"
  w_fanfic_of_partial: "This Book is Fan Fiction of…"
  w_fanfic_title: "Fan Fiction"
  w_faq_for_authors: "FAQ for Authors"
  w_faq_for_readers: "FAQ for Readers"
  w_featured_book: "Featured Leanpub Book"
  w_featured_book_and_bundle: "Featured Book and Bundle"
  w_featured_bundle: "Featured Leanpub Bundle"
  w_feedback_to_team_html: "If you have any feedback, please email either of our founders, Peter Armstrong (%{peter}) or Scott Patten (%{scott}), or our Author Development Lead, Len Epp (%{len})."
  w_fiction: "Fiction"
  w_fiction_books: "Fiction Books"
  w_fiction_books_info: "A fiction book defaults to Digest paper (5.5 inches x 8 inches).  Subtracting margins, you have 3.5 inches x 6 inches to work with.  So your image can be up to 1050 pixels wide and up to 1800 pixels high at 300PPI.  Your cover page uses the full page width, so it should be exactly 1650 pixels wide and 2400 pixels high at 300 PPI.  If this is a fiction book, the default title_page.jpg shows you an example of this."
  w_fiction_lowercase: "fiction"
  w_file_format: "File Format"
  w_files_converted_message: "Your files have been converted. They have been placed in the manuscript folder of your Leanpub Dropbox folder."
  w_files_imported_message: "Your files have been imported. The new files are in the manuscript folder of your Leanpub Dropbox folder."
  w_finally_leanpub_also: "Finally, Leanpub also lets you create bundles of your books and (with their permission) related books by other authors, so that you can sell your books together at a discount.  This is entirely optional, but we find it's a good way to market your work.  People love buying bundles!"
  w_finally_names: "Finally, here's everyone's names, and what they said they'd pay, listed in descending order by price…"
  w_first_published: "First Published"
  w_flat_fee: "Flat Fee"
  w_font_size: "Font Size"
  w_force_utf8: "Force character encoding to be UTF-8"
  w_force_utf8_hint: "If you are having troubles with some characters not showing up or being replaced by weird characters, and if all of your files are saved in UTF-8 format, then check this box. If this doesn't make any sense to you, leave it unchecked."
  w_forgot_password: "Forgot password?"
  w_formatting: "Formatting"
  w_formerly_published_version: "Formerly Published Version"
  w_founder_interviews: "Founder Interviews"
  w_founders_being_interviewed: "Leanpub's Founders Being Interviewed"
  w_free: "FREE!"
  w_free_only: "Free readers only (except those opted out)"
  w_frequently_asked_header: "Frequently Asked Questions by Authors"
  w_full_book: "Full Book"
  w_full_name: "Full Name"
  w_general: "General"
  w_generate_my_website: "Generate Website"
  w_generate_site: "Generate a Website from Your Book"
  w_generating: "Generating… %{book}"
  w_generating_preview: "Generating Preview… - %{book}"
  w_get_work_out_there: "Get your work out there without a publisher or agent. Publish as you write."
  w_getting_started: "Getting Started"
  w_getting_started_i10_html: "Start writing your book in Markdown. Go to your preview page and generate a preview of your book whenever you want. If you get confused about Markdown syntax see <a href=\"http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax\">this page</a>."
  w_getting_started_i11: "Once you have an in-progress version that you'd like feedback on, go to the settings tab to set your price and other landing page info, then publish the first version of your book on the publish page. Yes, it's that easy to become a published author!"
  w_getting_started_i12: "Keep writing, previewing and publishing whenever you want! Once you have readers, they'll be automatically notified when you publish new versions."
  w_getting_started_i13_html: "If any of this doesn't make sense, the easiest way to see exactly what to do next is to click on %{this_link} to see the documentation and videos that we have!"
  w_getting_started_i14: "These should be enough to get you on your way to being a published Leanpub author…"
  w_getting_started_i15: "Are you stuck?"
  w_getting_started_i16: "If you get stuck, there are 4 ways to get help:"
  w_getting_started_i17_html: "Seriously, either %{watch} (included below as well) or %{read}.  Len recorded these videos with no editing, so you see <em>exactly</em> what it takes to create and publish a Leanpub book starting from scratch, from a blog or from a Word document.  He then made written versions of them, with tons of screenshots. So if you're someone who doesn't like watching videos, just read them!"
  w_getting_started_i18_html: "Check out the helpful %{faq}."
  w_getting_started_i19_html: "Join the Leanpub authors Google Group at %{group} and post your question there. Lots of Leanpub authors discuss things regularly on the group; it's a fun place to hang out and talk all things Leanpub. (Also, you'll get an idea of planned features that are coming, etc.)"
  w_getting_started_i1: "Since you're here, chances are you just signed up for Leanpub and created your first Leanpub book. Hooray!"
  w_getting_started_i20_html: "Email us at %{hello} and we'll be happy to help you."
  w_getting_started_i21: "If your question is general in nature, please use the Google Group so that other Leanpub authors can benefit from your question being answered.  We check the group too, so we'll see your question and reply there."
  w_getting_started_i2: "What To Do Next?"
  w_getting_started_i3: "Chances are you're wondering what to do next.  Well, here are the next few steps…"
  w_getting_started_i4: "Check your email. You will have gotten an email from Dropbox which has a Dropbox sharing request for a folder that has your book files. You need to accept the Dropbox sharing request so you can write your Leanpub book in that folder."
  w_getting_started_i5: "Once you've accepted the Dropbox sharing request, go to your preview page and generate a preview of your book."
  w_getting_started_i6: "What you do next depends on how you're starting your book:"
  w_getting_started_i7: "If you're starting from scratch, go into your manuscript folder and start writing in the chapter1.txt file. If you rename it, update the name in the Book.txt file, which is a list of the files in your book."
  w_getting_started_i8: "If you're importing your blog's RSS feed, go to the import page and import your blog. It will be converted into Markdown and turned into a bunch of files in your manuscript folder."
  w_getting_started_i9_html: "If you're importing a Word document, you need to first save it as HTML in your book's convert_html folder, and then go to the and click the Start Conversion button to convert these files from HTML into Markdown. Note that you need to save the display information only; see the %{video} on Word if you don't know what that means."
  w_gold_mine: "You're sitting on a gold mine of content! Import your blog and publish your book in minutes."
  w_google_analytics_code_hint_html: "Optionally add your Google analytics code (for example \"UA-1234567-1\", without the quotes) here. We'll embed this in your book page and the checkout pages. If you're into analytics, this is for you! <em>(On the other hand, if you think a conversion funnel is something you use to change your oil you can safely ignore this.)</em>"
  w_google_analytics_code_label: "Google Analytics Code (optional)"
  w_has_uses_limit_label: "Has Uses Limit?"
  w_has_uses_limit_text: "This coupon has a limit on its number of uses before it is deactivated"
  w_help: "Help"
  w_helpful_videos: "We also have some helpful videos, which show you how to use Leanpub.  These cover the 3 common ways Leanpub is used to write a new book: starting from scratch with a brand new book, starting by importing a blog, and starting by converting and importing a Word document.  They also include a video showing you how to make a bundle of Leanpub books to sell together."
  w_here_table_cover_sizes: "You can also choose A5 and A4 page sizes. Below is a table setting out the dimensions for cover page images in inches and pixels (width x height) for each page size :"
  w_heres_reader_info_html: "Here's some information about what people said they'd pay.  <strong>(We ignore amounts under $0.99 and over $500 in these calculations, since they're not helpful and probably bogus.)</strong>"
  w_hi_comma: "Hi,"
  w_homepage: "homepage"
  w_hope_thanks: "We hope you love Leanpub.  Thanks for reading this far!"
  w_how_leanpub_works: "How Leanpub Works"
  w_how_to: "How To"
  w_how_to_bundle: "How to Create a Bundle of Leanpub Books"
  w_how_to_start_blog: "How to Start a Book with Your Blog"
  w_how_to_start_from_scratch: "How to Start a Book from Scratch"
  w_how_to_start_word: "How to Start a Book with a Word Document"
  w_how_to_use_leanpub: "How to Use Leanpub"
  w_if_blog_html: "If you have a blog you can import it here, to use as a starting point for your <em>%{book}</em> book!"
  w_if_buy_argument_html: "If you buy that argument, you should charge <strong>%{mean}</strong>."
  w_if_buy_either_html: "If you buy either of those arguments, you'll want to do some experiments, starting either <strong>$5 or $10 above or below the median price of %{median}</strong>."
  w_if_buy_fancy_argument_html: "If you buy this argument, you should charge <strong>%{best}</strong>. In theory, this should earn <strong>%{bestrev}</strong> in sales and <strong>%{bestroy}</strong> in royalties from the <strong>%{bestquan}</strong> people who would pay that price or more.  This price is acceptable to <strong>%{bestquanper}%</strong> of the people who responded."
  w_if_curious_html: ", <strong>which</strong> is the future of self-publishing. If you're curious about what the big idea is, %{manifesto}."
  w_if_help_download_samples_html: "If you want to know what a Leanpub book looks like to write (using Markdown for your manuscript files, and listing these files in a file called Book.txt), just download one of our sample books.  We have sample books for %{business}, %{fiction} and %{technical} books.  These sample books all show you how Markdown works, how to insert a cover image, what size that cover image should be, etc."
  w_if_leanpub_author_html: "If you're a Leanpub author, you can also send support questions to %{hello}. (This email address gets the fastest response: it forwards to everyone at Leanpub.)"
  w_if_question_general: "If your question is general in nature, please use the Google Group so that other Leanpub authors can benefit from your question being answered.  We check the group too, so we'll see your question and reply there…"
  w_if_reader_faq_not_help_html: "If this FAQ doesn't help, please email us at %{hello} and we'll be happy to help you."
  w_if_want_html: "If you want your book to be a Leanpub book, enter the email address you want to use for your Leanpub account and click the \"Yes, Make This Into A Leanpub Book\" button.  This will send you a %{dropbox} sharing request, since you edit your Leanpub book on your computer and sync with us using Dropbox.  (Dropbox is an easy file synchronization service that lets you edit files on multiple computers, iPads, etc.  We use it so you can edit your Leanpub book wherever you want.)  Clicking this button will also convert your Leanpub book page into an unpublished Leanpub book page like %{unpublishedbook}.  Your book won't be published or for sale until you click a button to publish it.  We expect that you will want to do some editing first, of course!  Leanpub books are written and edited using %{markdown}, so this is really easy to do."
  w_if_worried_html: "If you're worried that this experiment is going to show up in Google, don't worry: we made sure it won't. Since we created this book for you, we also made sure that your %{book} and %{userprofile} pages currently don't look like real Leanpub book and user profile pages. So they currently show no information. If you click the \"Yes\" button, they'll magically transform into proper Leanpub book and user profile pages."
  w_if_you_prefer_cartoon_animals: "If you prefer cartoon animals to tables of royalty percentages or videos of cofounders talking at conferences or to imaginary interviewers, this hilarious video explains what Leanpub is and why we've created it."
  w_if_you_think_html: "If you think this is a problem, please %{contactus}."
  w_if_youre_stuck: "If you're stuck, there are a couple ways to get help:"
  w_import: "Import"
  w_import_images: "Import Images?"
  w_import_message: "Import - %{book}"
  w_import_note: "Please note that if your blog is set up to show only partial posts, your posts may only be imported partially. You can try to get around this by changing your blog's settings (if there are relevant settings to change), and then subscribing to your blog in Google Reader. If Google Reader can see your complete posts, then Leanpub will too, and you can try the import again."
  w_import_or_scratch: "Import your blog, or start from scratch."
  w_import_other_html: "Import Other HTML Files"
  w_import_page: "import page"
  w_import_started: "Your import has been started. We are importing the feed found at %{url}. We will send you an email when it has finished."
  w_import_your_blog: "Import Your Blog"
  w_importing: "Importing… - %{book}"
  w_inches: "Inches"
  w_indent_para_help: "This only applies to PDF. Indentation of paragraphs will always be off for EPUB and MOBI."
  w_indent_para_no: "No indent, small vertical space between paragraphs"
  w_indent_para_yes: "Indent first line of paragraphs."
  w_interested_readers: "Interested Readers"
  w_ironically_while_leanpub: "Ironically, while Leanpub is in the ebook business, we find that video is a great way for us to talk about why Leanpub exists and how to use Leanpub.  The how-to videos are all recorded in one sitting with no edits, so you can see what this process is actually like for a real Leanpub author."
  w_is_attached_snippet: "is attached."
  w_is_available: "is available!"
  w_join_authors_group_html: "Join the Leanpub authors Google Group at %{group} and post your question there."
  w_join_group_html: "Join the Leanpub authors Google Group at %{group} and post your question there."
  w_just_kidding: "Just kidding!"
  w_just_the_bare: "Just the bare HTML"
  w_landing_page: "Landing Page"
  w_latest_preview: "Latest Preview"
  w_latest_published_version: "Latest Published Version"
  w_lean_publishing: "Lean Publishing"
  w_lean_publishing_principles: "Lean Publishing principles"
  w_leanpub_admin_panel: "Leanpub Admin Panel"
  w_leanpub_also_lets_you: "Leanpub also lets you choose your own minimum and suggested prices from $0 to $500.  Choosing a variable price with a low minimum price lets readers pay what they want, as long as it's at least your minimum price.  Books can have a minimum price of either $0 or any amount between $0.99 and your suggested price."
  w_leanpub_book_categories: "Leanpub Book Categories"
  w_leanpub_buzz: "Leanpub Buzz"
  w_leanpub_copyright_html: "Leanpub is copyright &copy; 2010-2013 Ruboss Technology Corporation.  All rights reserved."
  w_leanpub_description_html: "Leanpub is a service provided by Ruboss Technology Corporation. Leanpub's founders are Peter Armstrong (%{peter}) and Scott Patten (%{scott})."
  w_leanpub_help: "Leanpub Help"
  w_leanpub_helps_you: "Leanpub helps you connect with readers and sell your ebook, while you’re writing it and after it’s done."
  w_leanpub_how_to: "Leanpub How To"
  w_leanpub_in_media: "Leanpub in the Media"
  w_leanpub_is_best_known_html: "Leanpub is best known for %{softdevlink} books, but authors are happily writing other types of books on Leanpub too…"
  w_leanpub_is_free_html: "Leanpub is <strong>FREE</strong> for authors to join and use."
  w_leanpub_team: "The Leanpub Team"
  w_leanpub_user: "Leanpub User"
  w_leanpub_with_slogan: "Leanpub: Publish Early, Publish Often"
  w_learn_more_html: "To learn more about Leanpub, see %{homepage}.  It explains what Leanpub is, why it exists, how the royalties work, etc.  You can also see our %{bestsellers} to see books which were based on blogs that have hundreds of sales and have earned thousands of dollars."
  w_leave_page_message: "There is no need to stay on this page. If you want, you can just close this window. Either way, we'll send you an email when the book is complete."
  w_leave_page_message_preview: "There is no need to stay on this page. If you want, you can just close this window. Either way, we'll send you an email when the preview is complete."
  w_leave_this_empty: "Leave this empty to keep your current password."
  w_left_align_section_headers: "Left-align section headers"
  w_like_what_see: "Like What You See? Start Your Own Leanpub Book In 5 Minutes!"
  w_links: "Links"
  w_links_as_footnotes: "Show links as footnotes in PDFs"
  w_links_below: "Download your books using the links below."
  w_list_of_works: "List of Works that Fan Fiction is Based On"
  w_listing_categories: "Listing categories"
  w_listing_category_books: "Listing category_books"
  w_listing_work_books: "Listing work_books"
  w_logged_in_as_user_message: "You need to be logged in as that user to edit them."
  w_logged_in_to_edit_bundle_message: "You need to be logged in as one of the bundle's creators to edit the bundle."
  w_logged_in_to_edit_message: "You need to be logged in as one of the book's authors to edit the book."
  w_login: "login"
  w_lower_min_price: "Lower Min Price"
  w_mailing_snippet_one: "Our mailing address is:"
  w_main: "Main"
  w_main_book_language: "Main Language Used in the Book"
  w_main_bundle_language: "Main Language Used in the Bundle"
  w_maintenance_snippet_1: "We've turned off the Leanpub author app temporarily while we do some maintenance on Leanpub."
  w_maintenance_snippet_2: "Books are still for sale, you just can't make changes to your books for a bit."
  w_make_website: "Make Website - %{book}"
  w_manifesto: "Manifesto"
  w_manifesto_lowercase: "manifesto"
  w_manual: "Manual"
  w_manuscript_title: "Manuscript - %{booktitle}"
  w_matching_books: "Matching Leanpub Books"
  w_mature_content2: "Mature Content"
  w_mature_content: "Mature Content?"
  w_mature_content_label: "This book contains mature content such as erotica and is not suitable for readers under 18."
  w_max_uses: "Max # Uses (the current # of uses is %{num_uses})"
  w_max_uses_title: "Max # Uses"
  w_med_price_was_html: "The median price was <strong>%{median}</strong>. (For people who aren't stats geeks: if you lined up all the prices people would be willing to pay, the median price would be the price in the middle."
  w_message_to_email: "Message to Email"
  w_minimum_bundle_price: "Minimum Bundle Price"
  w_minimum_bundle_price_hint: "This is the minimum price that your bundle can sell for.  It can either be free ($0.00) or it must be at least $0.99."
  w_minimum_price_hint: "This is the minimum price that your book can sell for. It can either be free ($0.00) or it must be at least $0.99."
  w_minimum_price_label: "Minimum Book Price"
  w_mobi: "MOBI"
  w_mobi_title: "MOBI (for Kindle)"
  w_month: "Month"
  w_more_frequent_message: "(For more frequent communication you should convince your readers to follow you on Twitter.  You can set your Twitter id on your"
  w_most_recent_purchase: "Most recent purchase"
  w_my_email_address: "My Email Address"
  w_my_password: "My Password"
  w_name: "Name"
  w_need_click_settings: "3) Now click \"Save Account Settings\" below to make the Send to Kindle button show up."
  w_new_book: "New Book"
  w_new_bundle: "New Bundle"
  w_new_category: "New category"
  w_new_category_book: "New category_book"
  w_new_contributor: "New contributor"
  w_new_coupon: "New Coupon"
  w_new_password: "New Password"
  w_new_releases: "New Releases"
  w_new_username_hint: "As an author, you pick a username, and you get your own \"about the author\" profile page at this URL. This lets readers get to know you a bit before buying your book."
  w_new_version_generated_message: "A new version of your book is being generated. We will send you an email when it's ready."
  w_new_work: "New Work"
  w_new_work_book2: "New Work book"
  w_new_work_book: "New work_book"
  w_ninety_percent: "90% Royalty Before Fee"
  w_no: "No"
  w_no_alone: "No, leave me alone!"
  w_no_coupons_yet: "No coupons yet."
  w_no_delete_book: "No, Delete Book and Account"
  w_no_feeds_message: "No feeds were found at %{feed}"
  w_no_interested: "No interested readers have signed up yet, sorry."
  w_no_matches_html: "No books matched your search.  Note that this search only searches <em>published</em> Leanpub books."
  w_no_need_conversion: "There is no need to stay on this page. If you want, you can just close this window. Either way, we'll send you an email when the conversion is complete."
  w_no_need_import: "There is no need to stay on this page. If you want, you can just close this window. Either way, we'll send you an email when the import is complete."
  w_no_pending_bundles: "There are currently no pending bundles whose creators have asked to include one of your books."
  w_no_pending_coauthor_invitations: "You have no pending invitations to become a book co-author."
  w_no_price_more: "No price occurred more than any other."
  w_no_puchases_to_transfer_message: "This user has no purchases to transfer."
  w_no_sales_sorry: "You have no sales yet, sorry."
  w_not_a_translation: "Not a Translation"
  w_not_published: "NOT PUBLISHED"
  w_note: "Note"
  w_note_sample_book_images_html: "Note that we have a whole section in each sample book about images. See the sample content for each Leanpub book type at these links for %{business}, %{fiction} and %{technical} books."
  w_notice: "notice"
  w_notification_sent_here: "Leanpub notification emails will be sent here."
  w_notify_when: "Notify Me When This Is Published"
  w_num_free: "Num free"
  w_num_paid: "Num paid"
  w_num_purchases: "Num purchases"
  w_number_bundle_sales: "Number of Bundle Sales"
  w_offer_confirm_reject: "Are you sure you want to reject this offer?"
  w_old_slug_new_slug_message: "We are moving your book from %{old_slug} to %{new_slug}. This can take a few minutes."
  w_once_saved: "Once you have saved these settings (click on the button below), you will see \"Send to Kindle\" buttons for all of your purchases above."
  w_once_you_have_dropbox_html: "Once you have the Dropbox folder set up, you start writing your book.  You can either <strong>start from scratch</strong> or click a button to <strong>import your blog's RSS feed</strong> as a starting point for your book.  If you choose to import your blog, when we do the import we convert it into Markdown."
  w_one_page_per: "One Page per Chapter"
  w_only_primary_author: "Only the primary author may email readers of the book."
  w_only_write_notes_message: "Only write release notes if you are going to email your readers. We recommend emailing your readers only once or twice a month."
  w_or: "or"
  w_or_fancy: "Or, if you want to be really fancy, you can choose the price that tries to maximize your total revenue, assuming everyone is both completely logical and 100% representative of your larger audience.  (This isn't true, of course, but it's an interesting calculation.)  You assume that for a given price, everyone who said they would pay that price or more will buy the book, and that everyone who said they would pay only less than that price will not buy the book.  (Yes, both those assumptions are fiction!  However, they may be approximately correct.)  Anyway, the idea is that to maximize your revenue, you want to pick the price that, when multiplied by the amount you will sell at that price, leads to the biggest amount of revenue."
  w_other_authors_create: "Other authors can create and propose bundles which include your books.  These bundles show up in your Pending Invitations tab above.  If all the authors in a bundle accept the bundle, the bundle is published and shows up here."
  w_other_bundles: "Other Bundles Which Include Your Books"
  w_other_choices: "There are other choices too.  If you want to reach more readers, you can start out charging below the median price, and then slowly raise your price as your book gets more popular. (This also works well if you're selling your book while it's in-progress: it rewards the readers who support you early, and helps build a community.)  Or, you could start out with a high price, and then lower the price as the book gets more popular, in order to reach a larger audience.  (Be careful though: you don't want to alienate your early readers, who may feel ripped off.)  So we don't recommend that for anything but the most mass-market book."
  w_otherwise_html: "Otherwise, head back to the %{homepage} and take a look around."
  w_page_break_after_section: "Page break after every section"
  w_page_break_after_section_hint: "If you want a new page after every section, check this box. This will normally be off, but it is useful for things like cookbooks."
  w_page_breaks: "Page Breaks"
  w_page_not_exist_message: "The page at %{feed} does not exist"
  w_page_shows_entire: "This page shows totals and royalties for the ENTIRE bundle, NOT just for one book in the bundle."
  w_page_size: "Page Size"
  w_paragraph_style: "Paragraph Style"
  w_password: "Password"
  w_password_change_instructions_message: "It contains instructions for changing your password."
  w_password_reset: "Your password has been reset. Choose a new password below."
  w_paying_only: "Paying readers only (except those opted out)"
  w_paypal_email: "Your PayPal Email"
  w_pdf: "PDF"
  w_pdf_title: "PDF (for computers)"
  w_pending_invitations: "Invitation(s)"
  w_percent_readers_receive_notifications: "%{email_percentage}% of your readers (%{purchases_allow}/%{purchase_count}) receive %{email_type}."
  w_personal_documents_settings: "personal Documents Settings"
  w_picture: "Picture"
  w_pixels: "Pixels"
  w_podcast: "Leanpub Podcast"
  w_preview: "Preview"
  w_preview_before_publish: "You should create a preview of your book before you publish it for the first time, to ensure it works & looks good."
  w_preview_being_generated: "A preview of your book is being generated. We will send you an email when it's ready."
  w_preview_test_being_generated: "A preview of your book is being generated using Preview.txt. We will send you an email when it's ready."
  w_preview_message: "Preview… - %{book}"
  w_preview_page: "Preview Page"
  w_preview_publish_note: "You preview and publish on your own schedule."
  w_preview_successful_message: "Your preview was successful. You can download the new version using the links below."
  w_price: "Price"
  w_price_before_coupon: "Price before coupon"
  w_prices_most_often: "The prices which occured the most often (the modes) were:"
  w_privacy_policy: "Privacy Policy"
  w_problem_saving_profile_message: "There was a problem saving your profile."
  w_prohibited_book: "prohibited this book from being saved:"
  w_prohibited_contributor: "prohibited this contributor from being saved:"
  w_propose_bundle: "Propose Bundle"
  w_public_page: "Public Page"
  w_publish: "Publish"
  w_publish_book: "Publish - %{book}"
  w_generate_indesign: "Generate Indesign for %{book}"
  w_publish_early_feedback: "Publish early to get feedback."
  w_publish_early_publish_often: "Publish Early, Publish Often"
  w_publish_first_time_message: "When you publish your book for the first time, we will email the prospective readers that signed up to be notified when your book was published. You may optionally include a personal message to them below."
  w_publish_my_book: "Publish Your Book!"
  w_publish_new_version: "Publish New Version"
  w_publish_page: "Publish Page"
  w_publish_to_pdf: "Publish to PDF, iPad, and Kindle."
  w_purchase_already_completed_message: "This %{purchase} has already been completed."
  w_purchase_blurb_hint: "Optionally add a message to be included in the email we send to each new reader after they've purchased your book."
  w_purchase_blurb_label: "Message to Include on Purchases (Optional)"
  w_purchase_successfully_updated: "Purchase was successfully updated."
  w_purchase_transferred: "purchase %{params} transferred to %{params_email}'s account"
  w_purchase_updated_messasge: "Purchase was successfully updated."
  w_purchased_at: "purchased at"
  w_purchasing: "Purchasing"
  w_put_any_files: "Put any files you want converted into a \"convert_html\" directory in your Leanpub Dropbox folder and we'll convert them to Markdown for you.  (Newer Leanpub books have this folder already; older ones don't.)"
  w_q_already_word: "Q. I already have a bunch of content in Word.  What should I do?"
  w_q_amazon: "Q. If I publish my book on Leanpub, can I also sell it on Amazon or anywhere else online?"
  w_q_apple_amazon: "Q. What do you guys think about Amazon and Apple's bookstores?  And what do you think about competitors that either charge a flat fee or take a cut to help to put books on the Amazon and Apple stores?"
  w_q_are_pdf: "Q. Are the generated PDFs \"PDF/X-3\" (this is what both Lulu and Blurb are demanding for using their PDF-to-print workflow)?"
  w_q_can_change_price: "Q. Can I change the price of my book after creating it? For example, start cheap, grow the book based on feedback from readers, and increase its price as it's getting more valuable?"
  w_q_can_convert: "Q. Can you convert my book to the proper formats if I supply you with the typescript in PDF?"
  w_q_can_font: "Q. Can I specify a font?"
  w_q_coauthor: "Q. I have co-authors. Do you support having multiple authors for a book?"
  w_q_code_help: "Q. I am using vim to write my Leanpub book and I'm having issues with code snippet markup. Can you help?"
  w_q_confused: "Q. I'm still a bit confused in terms of how to actually go about the layout and editing part.  Can you help?"
  w_q_convert_72: "Q. I have a ton of 72 PPI images.  Do I really need to convert them to 300 PPI?"
  w_q_credit_cards: "Q. How can you say that your credit card processing is as secure as PayPal?"
  w_q_do_all_blogs: "Q. Do all Leanpub books need to start as blogs?"
  w_q_do_i: "Q. Do I put all the posts I want into one file can call that chapter1.txt? Do I have to create the Book.txt file in the order I want them to appear?"
  w_q_dont_like: "Q. I don't like any of those text editing options.  Can you suggest others?"
  w_q_echeck: "Q. Can I pay by eCheck with PayPal?"
  w_q_feedback: "Q. How do I give feedback to authors?"
  w_q_formats_publish: "Q. What ebook formats does Leanpub publish?"
  w_q_free_to_print: "Q. If I signed up with you, would I be free to have my finished book printed and sold, separately? I'd get my own ISBN as well as copyright."
  w_q_github: "Q. I'd like to use Git and GitHub when I write my book, besides syncing with Dropbox.  Do I have to write a script to only copy the content files into the Leanpub Dropbox folder?"
  w_q_how_become: "Q. I'd like to become a Leanpub author - what should I do?"
  w_q_how_changes: "Q. How do I get the system to pick up my changes?"
  w_q_how_cover: "Q. How do I set a cover image for my book?"
  w_q_how_delete: "Q. Can I delete my book?  How?"
  w_q_how_latest_version: "Q. How do I download the latest version of a Leanpub book?"
  w_q_how_long: "Q. How long has Leanpub been around?  Are you guys real?"
  w_q_how_money: "Q. How do you make your money?"
  w_q_how_register_interest: "Q. How can I register my interest in an in-progress but still unpublished book project?"
  w_q_i_accidentally: "Q. I accidentally renamed the Book.txt file to book.txt.  Is there an issue?"
  w_q_i_tried_generate: "Q. I tried to generate a preview of my book, and I waited a couple hours and nothing happened.  Is there a delay?"
  w_q_if_import_dropbox: "Q. If I import my blog, are those files available in Dropbox?"
  w_q_last_two_years: "Q. I want to only import blog posts from the last 2 years, but the Leanpub import gets all my posts.  How do I fix this?"
  w_q_markdown_wysiwyg: "Q. I don't actually want to write Markdown by hand; I want a WYSIWYG editor for Markdown!  Does such a tool exist?"
  w_q_marketing: "Q. What about marketing?  Will Leanpub market my book?"
  w_q_mobi_kindle: "Q. Is it possible and permissible to take the .mobi file and directly upload it to the Kindle Store under our own name?"
  w_q_more_help: "Q. I need more help learning about images.  Can you help?"
  w_q_most_blogs: "Q. Most blogs are just electronic diaries; who, except maybe friends and family, would be interested in that?"
  w_q_no_contents: "Q. I created an account and a book, found it in my Dropbox and I edited the Book.txt file.  I then returned to the Leanpub website and generated a preview.  However, the preview didn't have the contents of Book.txt that I just updated.  What's up?"
  w_q_no_download_link: "Q. I didn't get my download link!"
  w_q_not_relevant: "Q. What if I have posts in my blog that aren't relevant?"
  w_q_not_savvy: "Q. I'd like to use Leanpub to help an elderly parent create a book, but he's not computer savvy.  Is this a good use of Leanpub?  Is there anything you can do to help?"
  w_q_pay: "Q. How do I pay?"
  w_q_peek: "Q. What if a book looks interesting but I want to take a peek inside before I buy it?"
  w_q_photo_books: "Q. What about photo books?"
  w_q_preorder: "Q. Can I pre-order a copy of an unfinished book?"
  w_q_preview_markdown: "Q. What if I want to preview the Markdown without generating the book on Leanpub?"
  w_q_problem_importing: "Q. I have problems importing my blog, can you help?"
  w_q_review_copies: "Q: What's the best way to make and send review copies of my book?"
  w_q_readers: "Q. Can the ebook be read on iPad, Kindle, Sony and other readers?"
  w_q_sell_print: "Q. Does Leanpub sell print books?"
  w_q_send_to_kindle: "Q. How do get Leanpub books on my Kindle?"
  w_q_sorry_questions: "Q. Sorry for all the questions!"
  w_q_still_unsure: "Q. I'm still not sure about something! Can you help?"
  w_q_stuck: "Q: I'm a Leanpub author, and even after reading all these FAQs I'm still stuck!  Can you help?"
  w_q_traditional_publisher: "Q. What if a traditional publisher is interested in my Leanpub book?"
  w_q_update_cover: "Q. How do I update the cover image on my book page?"
  w_q_updates: "Q. If I buy an in-progress ebook, will I get free updates?"
  w_q_use_you_stores: "Q. Can I use Leanpub to publish my book(s) to the Apple iBookstore and the Amazon Kindle Store?"
  w_q_what_is_lean_publishing: "Q. What is Lean publishing? "
  w_q_what_is_leanpub: "Q. What is Leanpub?"
  w_q_what_program: "Q. What program should I use to edit Markdown files?"
  w_q_whatis_variable: "Q. What is 'variable pricing'?"
  w_q_why_buy: "Q. Why should I buy an in-progress Leanpub ebook?"
  w_q_why_buy_here: "Q. Why should I buy an ebook on Leanpub when I can buy it elsewhere, like at the Amazon or Apple online bookstores?"
  w_q_why_dashboard: "Q. Why do you create a Leanpub Dashboard for me? How do I access it?"
  w_quantity: "Quantity"
  w_question_is: "So, the question is, do you want to make this into a Leanpub book?"
  w_read_instead: "If you're looking for something to read, these are the bestselling Leanpub books:"
  w_read_more: "Read more"
  w_read_our_manifesto: "read our manifesto"
  w_read_video: "read the written versions of them"
  w_reader_faq_header: "Frequently Asked Questions by Readers "
  w_receipt_emailed_message: "A receipt is being emailed to %{user_email}. It should show up within 10 minutes."
  w_recently_updated: "Recently Updated"
  w_reject: "Reject"
  w_release_notes: "Release Notes"
  w_remove: "Remove"
  w_remove_coauthor: "Remove Co-Author"
  w_reset_password: "Reset password"
  w_reset_your_password: "Reset your password"
  w_royalties_split: "The royalties shown here are split between the books in the bundle according to the agreed upon percentages.  To see the royalties for the books in this bundle, look at the sales page for each book.  (The book sales page shows the royalties for normal standalone purchases and bundle purchases.)"
  w_royalties_will_be_paid: "Your personal royalties will be paid monthly by PayPal to this email address, if the balance due is over $40.  If this email address is blank or invalid, your account email address above will be used. Charity royalties are paid separately to the charities, based on their payment info. You can set which charity you are donating to and set your charity donation percentage on a per-book basis on the Royalties tab, which is where you can also see your royalties summary for each of your books."
  w_royalty_percentage: "Royalty %"
  w_royalty_rates_homepage: "Royalty rates worthy of the homepage."
  w_rss_feed_address: "RSS feed address"
  w_sales: "Sales"
  w_sample: "Sample"
  w_save_my_account_settings: "Save Account Settings"
  w_save_password: "Save this password"
  w_search: "Search"
  w_search_help: "Search books by title, subtitle or author."
  w_search_results: "Search Results"
  w_section_header_style: "Section Header Style"
  w_section_numbering: "Section Numbering"
  w_send_kindle_instructions1: "Here are the steps to get your books to show up on your Kindle:"
  w_send_kindle_instructions2: "1) Go to Amazon and let them know that it's okay for us to send things to your Kindle. If you do not do this, our email to you will bounce!"
  w_send_kindle_instructions3: "2) Give us your Kindle's email address."
  w_send_kindle_instructions4: "4) Click the \"Send to Kindle\" button next to your book. Voila!"
  w_send_to_kindle: "Send to Kindle"
  w_settings: "Settings"
  w_settings_sent: "Leanpub notification emails will be sent here."
  w_settings_tab: "settings tab"
  w_show: "Show"
  w_show_also_by: "Show an 'Also By' List in the Book?"
  w_show_category: "Show Category:"
  w_show_comments_hint: "If you check this box, we show a form on your book's landing page which lets anyone with a Disqus account comment on your book, much like they would comment on a blog post. This can be helpful, since it promotes community around your book: readers can subscribe to the Disqus comments by email, etc, so you can have a thriving discussion. For an example of what Disqus comments look like, see <a href=\"https://leanpub.com/fp-oo\">this Leanpub book</a>. We recommend that you leave this on."
  w_show_comments_label: "Show the Disqus Comments widget on your book's homepage?"
  w_show_community_hint: "If you check this box, your book's landing page will show how many readers you have. This can be helpful, as it provides \"social proof\" to readers considering buying the book. However, if you have only a handful of readers, you may want to hide this, since social proof can work both ways!  (Note that your reader count is always hidden if you have fewer than 2 readers.)"
  w_show_community_label: "Show the reader count on your book's homepage?"
  w_show_line_numbers: "Show line numbers on code samples"
  w_sign_in: "Sign In"
  w_sign_in_here: "Sign in here"
  w_sign_out: "Sign Out"
  w_sign_up: "Sign Up"
  w_signed_in: "Signed in."
  w_signed_out: "Signed out."
  w_signup_email_to_receive: "You should receive an email in the next few minutes which contains a link that you need to click in order to validate your email address.  Once you've clicked that link to validate your email address, you can proceed with writing your book."
  w_single_page: "Single Page"
  w_site_generated_message: "Your site was generated successfully. You will find it in the site folder of your Leanpub Dropbox folder."
  w_site_structure: "Site Structure"
  w_slug: "URL"
  w_so_far_html: "So far, <strong>%{amounts}</strong> people have said they'd buy your book!"
  w_so_what_charge: "So what should you charge for your book?"
  w_software_development: "software development"
  w_something_missing: "Something is missing"
  w_sorry_book_has_purchases: "I'm sorry, but that book has purchases. We are unable to delete it."
  w_sorry_bother: "We're sorry for bothering you."
  w_sorry_no_book: "I'm sorry, but that book does not exist." 
  w_sorry_no_publisher: "I'm sorry, but that publisher does not exist."
  w_sorry_no_bundle: "I'm sorry, but that bundle does not exist"
  w_sorry_only_primary_author_message: "I'm sorry, but only the primary author can delete the book."
  w_sorry_you_go_message: "We're sorry to see you go."
  w_spam_filter: "(If you don't see the email, please check your spam filter.)"
  w_special_rules_for_categories_text: "Not only does categorizing your book help readers to discover it, but there are some additional rules and features for certain categories. In particular, special rules apply to books categorized as Erotica or Fan Fiction."
  w_special_rules_for_categories_title: "Special Rules for Categories"
  w_start_conversion: "Start Conversion"
  w_start_date: "Start Date"
  w_start_import: "Start Import"
  w_state: "State"
  w_status: "Status"
  w_stealth_mode: "If you check this box, we will make your user page look like a Leanpub 404 page.  This will let you experiment with Leanpub in stealth mode.  While we encourage you to work in public, we understand that there are certain situations where stealth mode make sense.  For example, if you are a famous author and you want to experiment with Leanpub without angering your publisher.  Note that you can also leave your account in normal mode but make individual books be in stealth mode on their Edit Info pages.  Note that Stealth Mode has no effect on your user profile if you have any published books."
  w_stealth_mode_hint: "If you check this box, we will make your book page look like a Leanpub 404 page. This will let you write your book in stealth mode. While we encourage you to work in public, we understand that there are certain situations where stealth mode make sense. For example, if you are a famous author and you want to experiment with Leanpub without angering your publisher. Or if you are already a Leanpub author and you want to experiment with a new book without your readers seeing it before it's ready. Note that Stealth Mode has no effect if your book is published. Also, note that you can also put your entire user account into stealth mode on the Your Account page."
  w_stealth_mode_label: "This book is in stealth mode"
  w_stop_spam: "Help Us Stop Spam"
  w_stop_spam_message: "We need to do this unfortunately, since some spammers have been creating books to put spam links on the book profile pages. If you can't read the two words, just click the little reload button next to the reCAPTCHA logo above (that looks like two arrows making a circle) to generate a new pair of words."
  w_successfully_signed_up: "You've successfully signed up to be notified when this book is published!"
  w_suggested_bundle_price: "Suggested Bundle Price"
  w_suggested_hashtag_hint: "Optionally add a suggested hashtag for your book. If you add a hashtag here, we will add a 'Tweet This Book!' page after the copyright page, encouraging people to tweet about your book."
  w_suggested_hashtag_label: "Suggested Hashtag (optional)"
  w_suggested_price_hint: "This is the suggested price that your book will sell for. It must be at least $0.99 and it must be at least the minimum price."
  w_suggested_price_label: "Suggested Book Price"
  w_takedown: "Copyright Take Down Policy"
  w_team: "Team"
  w_team_message: "These are the people who are making Leanpub the best way in the world to write and self-publish an in-progress ebook!"
  w_technical: "Technical"
  w_technical_authors: "Technical Authors"
  w_technical_books: "Technical Books"
  w_technical_books_info: "A technical book defaults to 8.5 inch x 11 inch  paper.  Subtracting margins, you have 6.5 inches x 9 inches to work with.  So your image can be up to 1950 pixels wide and up to 2700 pixels high at 300PPI.  Your cover page uses the full page width, so it should be exactly 2550 pixels wide and 3300 pixels high at 300 PPI.  If this is a technical book, the default title_page.jpg shows you an example of this."
  w_technical_lowercase: "technical"
  w_temporarily_suspended_hint: "This is a manual override which lets you to temporarily turn off coupon by checking this checkbox.  Otherwise, leave this checkbox unchecked, as  the normal way to control a coupon is by the max # uses and the start and end dates."
  w_temporarily_suspended_label: "Temporarily Suspended?"
  w_temporarily_suspended_text: "This coupon is temporarily suspended"
  w_terms_of_service: "Terms of Service"
  w_text_prospective_readers: "(This text will be included in the email to your prospective readers)"
  w_thank_you_payment: "Thank you for your payment. Your transaction has been completed, and we've sent you an email. The email contains download links for your book, or you can just use the ones below."
  w_thank_you_reader: "Thank you for being a Leanpub reader!"
  w_thanks: "Thanks"
  w_thanks_buying_bundle: "Thanks for buying a bundle on Leanpub!"
  w_thanks_signing: "Thanks for signing up!"
  w_the_book_url: "The book URL"
  w_the_leanpub_cartoon: "The Leanpub Cartoon"
  w_the_manifesto: "the manifesto"
  w_the_manifesto_title: "The Lean Publishing Manifesto"
  w_the_site_html: "The site will show up in Dropbox in the <code>site</code> folder."
  w_there_are_no_books: "There are no books in the bundle; propose one above."
  w_these_books_just_published: "These books just published their first version on Leanpub! (The most recently first-published books are at the top.)"
  w_these_books_match: "These published Leanpub books match your search."
  w_these_books_updated: "These books just published an updated version on Leanpub! (The most recently updated books are at the top.)"
  w_this_is_optional_step: "This is an optional step that is helpful if you have some HTML files which aren't in your blog's RSS feed, or if you have written a Leanpub book using HTML in the past."
  w_this_is_you: "(This is you!)"
  w_this_link: "this link"
  w_this_movie_explains: "This movie explains why Leanpub is a great choice for authors, how it works and what makes it important."
  w_this_text_included: "(This text will be included in the email to your readers.  If you're not emailing your readers, there's no point in writing release notes.)"
  w_this_video_blog_html: "This video shows you how to make a brand new Leanpub book, starting by importing your blog's RSS feed into Leanpub and editing the resulting Markdown files. You can also find these instructions written out on our website %{website} and in book format (for free!) %{book}."
  w_this_video_bundle_html: "This video shows you how to make a bundle of Leanpub books, using either your books entirely or proposing a bundle of your books and another author's related books. You can also find these instructions written out on our website %{website} and in book format (for free!) %{book}."
  w_this_video_shows_scratch_html: "This video shows you how to sign up for Leanpub and create, preview and publish your first Leanpub book. We start from scratch, using Markdown to write a brand new book in Leanpub. You can also find these instructions written out on our website %{website} and in book format (for free!) %{book}."
  w_this_video_word_html: "This video shows you how to make a brand new Leanpub book, starting by converting one of your Microsoft Word documents into Markdown. You can also find these instructions written out on our website %{website} and in book format (for free!) %{book}."
  w_title: "Title"
  w_toc_include_all: "Everything"
  w_toc_include_none: "No Table of Contents"
  w_toc_include_parts_and_chapters: "Parts and Chapters"
  w_toc_include_parts_chapters_and_sections: "Parts, Chapters and Sections"
  w_toc_number_all: "Number everything (e.g. Chapter 3, Section 3.1, Sub-Section 3.2.1, Sub-sub-section 3.2.1.4)"
  w_toc_number_none: "No section numbering"
  w_toc_number_parts_and_chapters: "Number Parts and chapters (e.g.Part IV, Chapter 3)"
  w_toc_number_parts_chapters_and_sections: "Number Parts, chapters and sections (e.g. Chapter 3, Section 3.1, Section 3.2)"
  w_do_not_number_parts: "Do not number Parts"
  w_top_by_copies: "Top Sellers by Number of Copies Sold"
  w_top_by_money: "Top Sellers by Money Earned"
  w_top_sellers: "Top Sellers"
  w_tos: "Terms of Service"
  w_total_bundle_revenue: "Total Bundle Revenue"
  w_total_bundle_royalties: "Total Bundle Royalties"
  w_total_paid: "Total paid"
  w_total_royalties: "Total Royalties"
  w_translated_from_hint: "You can indicate that your book is a translation of another book. For now, you must be the author of both books. So, what you would do here if you want a book translated is create the translations and add the translator(s) yourself as a co-author of each translation."
  w_translated_from_label: "Translated From (optional)"
  w_try_leanpub: "Try Leanpub!"
  w_twitter: "Twitter"
  w_twitter_id: "Twitter ID"
  w_unit: "Unit"
  w_unit_price: "Unit Price"
  w_unknown_email_message: "Unknown email."
  w_unpublish_description: "If you published your book too soon (or by accident!), you can unpublish your book by clicking this button. Don't do this if you have happy readers though!"
  w_unpublish_my_book: "Unpublish Book"
  w_unsuccessul_sign_up: "You were not signed up because of these errors: "
  w_update_book: "Update Book"
  w_update_contributor: "Update Contributor"
  w_update_my_bundle: "Update Bundle"
  w_update_my_profile: "Update Profile"
  w_url_error_message: "The URL %{new_slug} %{error}"
  w_us_dollars: "US Dollars"
  w_user_not_confirmed_email_message: "User has not confirmed email."
  w_user_preferred_language: "Preferred Language"
  w_user_preferred_language_hint: "Set the language in which you would prefer to use Leanpub. Leanpub was originally developed in English, and we are working hard to support other languages. The list of languages here is far more than we currently support. If you choose an unsupported language, we will just show you English. And even with the languages that we do support, we have some text where we don't have proper translations yet. In these cases, we either use automated translation or English text. If you speak a language that we don't support, and you want to volunteer to help us support your language, please email hello@leanpub.com and let us know. Anyway, the languages we support are: Dutch, English, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Portugese, Romanian, Russian, Slovenian."
  w_user_profile: "user profile"
  w_username: "Username"
  w_usletter: "US Letter (8.5\" x 11\")"
  w_usletter: "US Letter"
  w_version_html: "<strong>Book</strong> (version %{book}, %{bookdate})"
  w_video: "video"
  w_view_your_profile: "View Your Profile"
  w_want_more: "Want more details?"
  w_watch_the_videos: "watch the videos"
  w_we_hope_you_compare: "We hope you compare these royalty rates and what Leanpub offers to everyone, including traditional publishers, Amazon, Apple, Lulu, Tinypay, and E-Junkie. (How many traditional publishers put their royalty rates on their homepage?)"
  w_we_love_hearing_html: "We love hearing from interested authors, bloggers and press! Please email any questions to %{hello}."
  w_we_recommend_pdf: "(We recommend downloading the PDF, since it looks nicer than the EPUB and MOBI files.)"
  w_we_recommend_single_page: "We recommend using single page until your book gets quite big."
  w_we_will_generate_html: "We will generate a website for your book and put it in the <code>site</code> folder of your Leanpub Dropbox folder. You can then copy the HTML and use it on your own site."
  w_we_will_import: "We will import the RSS feed you specify and put the files in the Dropbox folder we've shared with you.  If your book is a Markdown book we'll covert the files to Markdown, otherwise we'll import the HTML."
  w_we_wont_spam: "(we won’t spam you, we promise)"
  w_welcome_to_leanpub_message: 'Welcome to Leanpub! This is your book page; see the Help or Getting Started pages for more information. To change your book title, subtitle, price and other stuff, go to the Edit Info tab. You can preview your book on the Preview tab and publish your book on the Publish tab. Email hello@leanpub.com if you have any questions!'
  w_well_tough: "Well, it's tough to say, since people don't even know what they'd actually pay until they see the price.  Even then, it depends on whether the person feels in a good mood, etc.  One good answer is to just charge the median price. We think the median price is better than the mean, since the mean can exclude a lot of people if it's above the median."
  w_were_so_proud_html: "<strong>We're so proud of our royalty rates</strong>, we're putting a table of common examples right here!  This way you can see exactly what you'll earn at different prices of your book."
  w_what_looks_like: "Here's what your book currently looks like:"
  w_when_you_sign_up_html: "When you sign up to write a book on Leanpub, we create a <strong>Dropbox</strong> folder for the book and we email you a sharing request.  If you already have a Dropbox account, you get the new folder in your existing Dropbox account.  If you don't already have a Dropbox account, you need to create one.  (Dropbox is a fantastic free private file sharing service used by hundreds of thousands of people.)"
  w_when_youre_ready_html: "When you're ready to sell your book, just set your price and click a button on Leanpub. <strong>We generate and sell PDF, EPUB and MOBI versions of your book.</strong>  (PDF is for computers; EPUB is for iPad and other ebook readers; MOBI is for Kindle.)  We also automatically create free sample versions of your book if you specify files to include in the sample."
  w_whenever_want_preview_html: "Whenever you want to preview what your book looks like, just click a button on Leanpub.  We generate PDF, EPUB and MOBI versions and put them in the Dropbox folder that you shared with us."
  w_whenever_you_publish_html: "Whenever you publish an updated version of your book, your current readers get <strong>automatic updates</strong>.  This lets you <strong>create a community</strong> around your book as you write it.  Or just publish your book when it's done; it's up to you!"
  w_whether_its_ruby: "Whether it's Ruby or recipes, get your technical content to readers fast."
  w_which_readers_to_email: "Which of your readers do you want to email?"
  w_while_there_add_html: "Go to your %{personal_settings} on Amazon and add <strong>hello@leanpub.com</strong> as an approved email address. (Look for \"Add a new approved e-mail address\" near the bottom of the page)."
  w_why_erotica_fanfic_desc1_html: "The reason that we support Erotica and Fan Fiction is that we want to be able to publish the next book like <i>Fifty Shades of Grey</i>, both in its original form as fan fiction and in its rewritten commercial form. Why would we want to do this? Well, there are three reasons:"
  w_why_erotica_fanfic_desc2: "Think of these categories as subreddits on reddit.com: there are certain subreddits which are not part of the main reddit experience, but which exist happily in their own virtual sandbox."
  w_why_erotica_fanfic_li1_html: "<i>[Dr. Evil voice]</i> We'd be rich!"
  w_why_erotica_fanfic_li2_html: "We like the approach: <i>Fifty Shades of Grey</i> was published using an approach very philosophically similar to what we have always advocated in our %{manifesto}. Specifically, we believe that books should be published as they are written, evolving in public with feedback from their readers. This is an apt description of the approach taken by the author of that book, as well as by many authors of Erotica and Fan Fiction!"
  w_why_erotica_fanfic_li3: "There's no middle ground: we either need to support these categories appropriately or censor them. So, we choose to support them, but to have code in place to handle them appropriately."
  w_why_erotica_fanfic_title: "Why support Erotica and Fan Fiction categories at all?"
  w_why_leanpub: "Why Leanpub?"
  w_why_leanpub_exists: "Why Leanpub Exists"
  w_why_royalty_important_html: "Why is this royalty important? It means <strong>you earn $17.50 on a $20 Leanpub ebook</strong>. If you worked with a traditional publisher who sold your print book for $35, you'd typically make about $1.75! (The publisher gets about $17.50; you get about 10% of that.) So, if your print book cost 75% more, you'd still have to sell about <em>10 times</em> as many print books to be ahead!"
  w_will_receive_email_message: "You will receive an email within the next few minutes."
  w_willing_to_pay: "Willing to pay"
  w_work: "Work"
  w_work_list_html: "If the work you are writing fan fiction about is not shown here, please add it to Leanpub's %{works} here. Please only create one entry for a trilogy or series of works."
  w_work_not_shown: "- Work Not Shown -"
  w_wrapped_in_html: "Wrapped in <code>&lt;html&gt;</code> and <code>&lt;body&gt;</code> tags"
  w_write_using_your_tools: "Write using your favorite tools."
  w_writers: "Writers"
  w_year: "Year"
  w_yes: "Yes"
  w_yes_book_button: "Yes, Make This Into A Leanpub Book"
  w_yes_custdev: "Yes, make this a book!"
  w_you_accepted_proposal: "You have accepted the proposal."
  w_you_can_add_books: "You can add books to your bundle after we create it for you."
  w_you_have_x_readers: "You have %{xreaders} readers!"
  w_you_havent_created: "You haven't created any bundles yet. Use the form below to do so!"
  w_you_keep_the_rights: "You keep the rights to your book, not us."
  w_you_own_book: "You own this book!"
  w_you_rejected_proposal: "You have rejected the proposal"
  w_you_write_html: "You write a Leanpub book using <strong>Markdown</strong>."
  w_your_book: "Your Book"
  w_your_books: "Your Books"
  w_your_bundles: "Your Bundles"
  w_your_content_assurance: "We know it's obvious, but we want to be clear that this is all your content.  We will never do anything with this without your permission.  Also, these files are yours to do whatever you want with."
  w_your_conversion: "Your conversion is in progress."
  w_your_import: "Your import is in progress. After it is done, we'll generate a preview of your book so you can see what it looks like."
  w_your_minimum_royalty: "Your Minimum Royalty"
  w_your_preview: "Your preview is being generated."
  w_your_profile_successfully_updated: "Your profile was successfully updated."
  w_your_purchases: "Your Purchases"
  w_your_sales: "Your Sales - %{book}"
  w_youtube_url_hint: "Your book sales can be greatly helped if you record a YouTube video about your book and put its URL here! We'll embed this video prominently on your book landing page in the About the Book section along with its text. To find the URL of your video, click on the Share button on YouTube. You'll see a URL like http://youtu.be/FcNhBa7o9pM. The part you want to copy is the FcNhBa7o9pM part; leave the http://youtu.be/ part out."
  w_youtube_url_inline_hint: "Only include the end part of the URL, for example FcNhBa7o9pM"
  w_youtube_url_label: "YouTube Video URL"
  w_yyyy: "(YYYY/MM/DD)"
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  w_leanpub_empowers: "Leanpub empowers authors and publishers with the Lean Publishing process."
  w_publish_earn_royalties: "Publish your book as you write it, and earn great royalties!"
  w_publishers: "Publishers"
  w_publishers_blurb: "Leanpub is your ebook solution. Leanpub helps you focus on editing, marketing and print book production, and automates almost everything else."
  w_publishers_blurb2: "Leanpub manuscripts are written in a very simple plain text format called Markdown. You can generate PDF, EPUB and MOBI versions of your books from your manuscripts in one click. Since Leanpub provides a storefront for you, you can also sell them in one click."
  w_publishers_blurb3: "Leanpub also helps with book design, by generating IDML files directly from your Leanpub manuscripts. You can use these files directly with Adobe InDesign, skipping the painful and expensive process of converting Word documents."
  w_learn_more_publisher: "Learn How it Works"
  w_technical_blurb_html: "Leanpub is particularly suited for the authors of computer programming books: one look at our <a href=\"/bestsellers\">bestsellers page</a> will show you how much! Why is this the case? Well, technology changes so quickly that if you're writing a computer programming book, chances are it will be a bit outdated before a print book ended up in a bookstore. Also, if you publish your book while it's in-progress, you get meaningful feedback from your readers and you build buzz among the key early adopters who form the leaders of a community."
  w_bloggers_blurb: "You're sitting on a gold mine of content! With Leanpub, you can import your blog and preview a book in minutes. We turn your RSS feed into a bunch of Markdown files. Then you curate the manuscript, selecting only the relevant files, and optionally editing them. It's like starting a book more than half done! And since you publish while your book is in-progress, you get relevant and timely feedback, just like you do with your blog writing."
  w_leanpub_is_part_html: "Leanpub is part of a movement called <strong>Lean Publishing</strong>, which is the future of publishing. If you're curious about what the big idea is, %{manifesto}."
  w_a_sell_print: "Nope. However, Leanpub authors are free to sell their content however they like, and some do choose to offer print versions of their books with sites like Lulu."
  w_a_send_to_kindle: "When you purchase a Leanpub book, you'll get a link to your Leanpub Dashboard where you'll find instructions on how to send Leanpub books to your Kindle."
  w_a_traditional_publisher: "At Leanpub you hold the copyright: you can publish it on Leanpub while you are shopping it around.  This way, if you get traction on Leanpub, this will help you build buzz and strengthen your negotiating hand with publishers.  For example, you can ask to keep the e-book rights, since the Leanpub royalty rate of 90% minus the 50 cent flat fee is much better than what most publishers offer!"
  w_a_what_is_lean_publishing_html: "Lean publishing is the act of <i>publishing a book while you are writing it</i>, evolving the book with feedback from your readers and finishing a first draft before <i>optionally</i> using the traditional publishing workflow.  Leanpub is the best way in the world for authors to do the lean publishing process.  To learn more, check out our %{manifesto}."
  w_leanpub_is_the_best_html: "Leanpub is <strong>the best way in the world</strong> to publish a book while you're writing it.  This is true whether you're writing a programming book, a business book or even a cookbook!"
  w_when_you_self_publish_html: "When you publish your book with Leanpub, you earn a <strong>90% royalty</strong>, minus a 50&cent; flat fee, per sale."
  w_publisher_royalty_note_html: "Finally, note that if you <strong>optionally</strong> use the services of an independent publisher that is on Leanpub, then your royalty rate is lower, of course. (The publisher needs to eat too!) But using a publisher is optional, and you should only do so if you think they will provide enough value to be worth the deal you negotiate. You can do this at any point in the lifetime of your book, so you can start off independent and then do a deal with a publisher once your book is nearing completion. This can make sense since publishers provide the most value near the end of the writing process."
  w_plans_one_time_html: "<strong>Prices are one time charges per book, not subscription charges.</strong> We know that sometimes authors take longer than expected, so we don't want to bill you monthly!"
  w_plan_payment_html: "Payment for all plans is made via credit card or PayPal at the end of the trial period. If you need to pay via purchase order, please email <a href=\"mailto:hello@leanpub.com\">hello@leanpub.com</a> after signing up, and we can work something out."
  w_30_day_free_trial: "30-day Free Trial"
  w_no_splitting: "With all plans, you earn 90% - 50 cents per book sale in revenue. You are responsible for remitting royalties to your authors based on this amount based on your contract with your authors.  Leanpub does not handle splitting of royalties and remitting royalties to authors for you."
  w_all_same_plan: "When you sign up for a plan, you create your first book. You can add additional books afterward. The plan type is per publisher, not per book: all your books need to be on the same plan. You can upgrade or downgrade your plan anytime. (To upgrade, you just pay the difference on the books you've already created.)"
  w_thanks_pub_signup_title: "Thanks for signing up!"
  e_thanks_pub_signup_intro: "Thanks for signing up for Leanpub for Publishers!"
  e_pub_plan: "Your plan is: %{plan}"
  e_first_bill: "After 30 days, you'll see a payment form here. We'll also send you a reminder email."
  e_pub_glhf: "Please enjoy using Leanpub, and email hello@leanpub.com if you have any questions at all about Leanpub for Publishers. This is the newest aspect of Leanpub, and we're really interested in your opinions! If you don't want to email us, you can call Len Epp, Leanpub's head of Customer Development, at (514) 750-8678 with your feedback. (Please call between 10 AM and 10 PM Eastern Time.)"
  w_why_leanpub_for_authors: "Why Leanpub? (for Authors)"
  w_why_leanpub_for_publishers: "Why Leanpub? (for Publishers)"
  w_this_movie_explains_publishers_short: "If you're wondering whether Leanpub is a good choice for your publishing company, this video will probably be really helpful. It explains why we are building Leanpub for Publishers and what Leanpub can do for you now."
  w_why_did_we_create_leanpub_for_publishers: "Why did we create Leanpub for Publishers?"
  w_choose_categories: "Choose one or more categories…"
  e_purchase_issue_1: "There was an issue with completing one of your recent Leanpub purchases. We're fixing it manually, and you will get an automated email from us momentarily when this purchase is properly completed."
  e_purchase_issue_2: "We're sorry about the issue. The author will receive the full royalty they are entitled to."
  c_nanowrimo: "NaNoWriMo"
  c_bcwriters: "BC Writers"
  c_regions: "Regions"
  c_academic: "Academic"
  c_history: "History"
  w_price_most_often_html: "The price which occured the most often (the mode) was <strong>%{modesfirst}</strong>."
  w_interested_long: "Here's how this works: If you use this form, Leanpub will email you exactly once when this book is first published, to let you know it's available. You have no commitment to buy the book at any price. This is just a service we provide to encourage authors and to let readers get notified when books are first published. Also, you can check the checkbox to share your email address with the author, so that they can email you directly. Also, if the author has a private email list, checking this checkbox will let them know you'd like to sign up for it."
  w_email_if_shared: "Email (if shared)"
  w_email_other_author_emails: "Author emails sent via Leanpub"
  w_share_email_with_author_terse: "Share your email address with the author(s)"
  w_email_preferences_explained_1: "We have a few different email preferences:"
  w_email_preferences_explained_2: "Checking the 'New Releases Announcements' checkbox means that Leanpub will email you when the author publishes a new version and chooses to ask Leanpub to email readers of the book. This does not share your email address with the author(s). By default this option is selected."
  w_email_preferences_explained_3: "Checking the 'Author emails sent via Leanpub' checkbox means that if the author chooses to send email to all of the book's readers, you will be included on this email. This does not share your email address with the author(s). By default this option is selected."
  w_email_preferences_explained_4: "Check the 'Share your email address with the author(s)' checkbox does share your email address with the author. This way, they can email you directly. Also, if the author has a private email list, checking this checkbox will let them know you'd like to sign up for it. By default this option is unselected, and your email address is kept private from the author."
  w_never_real_email: "Leanpub authors are never given your name. They are also never given your email address unless you opt into doing so on a per-book basis on your dashboard page.  However, by default they can use the Leanpub website to email you when new versions of their books are ready for you to download, and they can also email you with announcements related to their books.  You have the ability to configure whether you want those emails on a per-book basis above and saving below.  However, you can also just turn all Leanpub email off by unchecking this checkbox and saving below."
  w_collect_email_addresses_while_unpublished_hint: "If you check this box, we show a form on your book's landing page which lets interested potential readers enter their email address and how much they would pay. We will show you the names and dollar amounts of these potential readers in a special section of the Sales page. Also, if the potential reader selects a checkbox, we will show you the email address they entered. (We don't verify this email, so please treat it as unverified, and if you have a private email list make sure you have easy unsubscribe options if you add it.) Anyway, when your book is published for the first time, the people who have signed up as interested possible readers are automatically emailed to let them know your book is now available. We don't take payment in advance, but it's good for morale to have people say \"I'd buy that for a dollar\" (or twenty dollars) while you're writing your book but before you've published it. Of course, we encourage you to publish your book while it's in progress according to the %{manifesto_link}, but it's nice to be able to gauge interest in your book while it's still not much more than an idea."
  e_you_can_purchase_html: "You can purchase it here: %{url}"
  w_how_set_up_publisher_account: "How to set up your Publisher account on Leanpub"
  w_this_movie_explains_how_set_up_publisher_account: "This video explains how to set up your publishing company on Leanpub and take advantage of our powerful publishing workflow. With Leanpub, you can find readers before you publish, publish your author's books while they're in progress, and take advantage of our innovative ebook storefront."
  c_humor_and_satire: "Humor and Satire"
  w_clicky_analytics_code_hint_html: "Optionally add your Clicky (getclicky.com) analytics code (for example \"123123\", without the quotes) here. We'll embed this in your book page and the checkout pages. If you use Clicky, this is for you!"
  w_clicky_analytics_code_label: "Clicky Analytics Code (optional)"
  w_your_purchases: "Your Purchases"
  w_epub_other: "If you have a different type of ebook reader, chances are the EPUB file will work. Download the EPUB file and sync it with your EPUB reader like any other EPUB file."
  w_kindle_mobi: "There are 2 ways to read the book on your Kindle. You can either:"
  w_kindle_mobi_1: "Download the MOBI file by clicking on the MOBI link, and then sync it with your Kindle like any other MOBI file."
  w_kindle_mobi_2: "Set your Kindle email address on the Account Settings tab. This will cause a Send to Kindle button to appear below the MOBI link, and then you can click that button to send the MOBI file to your Kindle. Note that this only works if the book is smaller that 10 MB: Leanpub books are updated often, and we don't want you to get charged by Amazon. So we only support the free send to Kindle email addresses."
  w_thanks_buying_book: "Thanks for buying a Leanpub book! Your new purchase is highlighted below..."
  w_email_preferences: "Email Settings"
  w_edit_account: "Account Settings"
  w_print: "Print"
  w_new_print_ready_pdf_being_generated_message: "A new print-ready PDF version of your book is being generated. We will send you an email when it's ready."
  w_new_print_ready_pdf_was_generated_message: "A new print-ready PDF version of your book has been generated. It is in your published folder as %{filename}."
  w_print_ready_signup: "Enable Print-Ready PDF Production! ($49, Subtracted From Royalties)"
  e_print_pdf_success: "Your print-ready Leanpub PDF has been successfully generated! It is in your Dropbox in the published subfolder of your %{slug} folder."
  e_generate_site_success: "Your book website has been successfully generated! It is in your Dropbox in the site subfolder of your %{slug} folder."
  e_generate_site_failure: "There was a failure while generating the website for your book."
  w_in_design: "InDesign"
  w_icml_being_generated: "Generating InDesign files for your book"
  w_icml_being_generated_message: "Your InDesign files are being generated. We will send you an email when they are ready."
  w_icml_was_generated_message: "Your InDesign files have been generated. The files should show up momentarily in the in_design directory in DropBox."
  w_icml_signup: "Enable InDesign Generation! ($99, Subtracted From Royalties)"
  e_generate_icml_success: "Your InDesign files have been successfully generated! They are in your Dropbox in the in_design subfolder of your %{slug} folder."
  e_generate_icml_failure: "There was a failure while generating the InDesign files for your book."
  w_q_does_support_erotica_fanfic: "Q. Does Leanpub accept Erotica and Fan Fiction?"
  w_a_does_support_erotica_fanfic: "Yes, we do, though there are some special rules, which you can read below. If these rules are too onerous for you or you have any questions, please let us know."
  w_q_can_md_extension: "Can I use files that have extensions besides .txt, such as .md?"
  w_a_can_md_extension: "You can use any extension you want (or no extension). As a policy we suggest authors use .txt files so they open easily when double-clicked."
  w_q_reviewing: "Can I use Leanpub PDFs as part of the editing/reviewing process for my book?"
  w_a_reviewing: "Yes, you can. There are a number of PDF editors available. For example, in Preview on the Mac, your editors & reviewers can use the \"Annotate -> Add Note\" feature to add notes to your Leanpub-generated PDF." 
  w_suggested_tweet: "Suggested Tweet"
  w_suggested_tweet_help: "After readers buy a book, we prompt them to tweet about it. If you want to provide custom text to prefill the tweet with, you can enter it here. If you leave this blank, the text we suggest will be something like \"%{tweet}\""
  w_q_can_other_language: "Q: Can I use Leanpub to write a book in a language other than English?"
  w_a_can_other_language1: "Yes, you can. Leanpub supports a number of languages. After you create your book, just choose your language from the 'Main Language Used in the Book' dropdown in the General tab on your book's Settings page."
  w_a_can_other_language2_html: "For some languages, your book will also have a landing page and a purchase page displayed in your book's chosen language. The languages that currently have this feature are Dutch, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Slovenian and Spanish. If you have any corrections to suggest for our translations, or if you would like to help us add a new language, please email us at %{hello}. You can also contribute to our localization efforts on GitHub: <a href=\"https://github.com/peterarmstrong/leanpub_localization\">https://github.com/peterarmstrong/leanpub_localization</a>."
  w_request_refund: "Request Refund"
  w_q_how_invoice: "Q. How can I get an invoice or receipt for my purchase?"
  w_a_how_invoice_html: "If you would like a receipt for your purchase, go to your Dashboard and find the purchase in your 'Purchases' tab. Then you can just click 'Email Receipt' and a receipt will be sent to the email address you used to make the purchase. If you require more information to be on the receipt (such as an address or tax number), please just email us at %{hello} and we'll make a custom receipt for you."
  w_a_custom_invoice_html: "<strong>Custom Invoice Information</strong>: Sometimes customers need to include more information on their invoices than we can capture automatically as part of the purchasing process. We have built a 'Custom Receipt Information' feature to meet this need. To add some custom information to your Leanpub purchase receipt, just go the the 'Account' tab in your Dashboard, scroll down, and enter the information you need in the field provided." 
  w_q_need_account: "Q. Do I need to create an account before I can buy a Leanpub book?"
  w_a_need_account: "No, you don't need to create a Leanpub account before you can buy a book. When you buy a book, we create an account for you and we email you a login link for your account. Clicking on that link will open your 'Dashboard' page, where you can review your purchases and download your books as many times as you like. From your Dashboard you can also create your own Leanpub book - just go to the 'Books' tab to get started!"
  w_q_print_ready: "Q. Can I use Leanpub to create print-ready PDFs for third-party print-on-demand sites like Lulu and CreateSpace?"
  w_a_print-ready: "Yes, you can! If you go to the 'Actions' page for your book and click on the 'Print' tab, you will have the option to activate this feature. It includes things like alternating page numbers (if you're holding a print book open, the page numbers are above your thumbs) and alternating gutters (the space on the inside edge of each page in a print book, next to the book's spine). You can also choose many of the precise page sizes used by sites like Lulu and CreateSpace for the different sizes of books they produce."
  w_a_print-ready_2_html: "We want Leanpub to be the best way to write and publish books in ebook and in print formats. If you have any suggestions to improve our Print features, please let us know by emailing hello@leanpub.com."
  c_family_parenting: "Family and Parenting"
  w_q_third_party_services: "Q. Do you recommend any third parties that provide services I might need as a Leanpub author?"
  w_a_third_party_services: "Here is a list of third parties that provide services for authors and publishers:"
  w_a_uni_edit_html: "<a href=\"mailto:daniel.uniedit@gmail.com\">Daniel Boles</a>, <a href=\"http://www.uni-edit.net/\">Uni-edit</a>"
  w_q_need_isbn: "Q. Do I need an ISBN to publish my book on Leanpub?"
  w_a_need_isbn: "No :)"
  w_q_should_isbn: "Q. OK, but should I get an ISBN anyway? Do I need more than one ISBN, for example to I need separate ISBNs for EPUB, MOBI and PDF versions of my book?"
  w_a_should_isbn: "Whether or not to get an ISBN is a tricky question. It can depend on country (some countries charge for ISBNs, others don't), on what you want to do with your book, on how you want to track your book's sales, where and how you want your book reviewed, etc. etc. etc. We have also heard contradictory accounts of whether or not you need a separate ISBN for each ebook format in which you publish your book."
  w_a_should_isbn2: "Briefly, here is the Leanpub position on whether or not you should get an ISBN:"
  w_a_should_isbn3_html: "<strong>You definitely do not need an ISBN until your book is finished</strong>. So while you're writing and publishing your book-in-progress using Leanpub, we recommend you don't worry about ISBNs - just focus on your writing!"
  w_a_should_isbn4_html: "<strong>Start worrying about getting an ISBN only when you discover you absolutely need one</strong>. For example, if you are going to publish your book using other 'channels' like Kindle Direct Publishing or Lulu or CreateSpace, under certain circumstances you will be required to provide an ISBN. At that point, you'll know you need one, and you'll know why, and you can ask whoever's requiring the ISBN what they need."
  w_q_can_upload: "Q. Can I upload a PDF and sell it on Leanpub?"
  w_a_can_upload: "Currently, no. All Leanpub books are supposed to be available in PDF, EPUB, and MOBI formats, and our customers prefer a consistent look and feel to Leanpub books. That means you need to use the Leanpub workflow, so you can generate your book in all three formats, from a single source, with the click of a button. We think you'll prefer our workflow once you give it a try!"
  w_preview_cover_image_note_html: "If you would like to add a new cover image to your book, please read the instructions for <strong>How do I set a cover image for my book?</strong> on our <a href=\"https://leanpub.com/help/author_faq\">Author FAQ page</a>."
  w_publish_book: "Publish Book"
  w_publisher_faq: "FAQ for Publishers"