Using "Please" in the interface

Committed! Thanks.

Looks like the same patch...

Try this test bot!

The patch i uploaded was originally of Bohjan I just cut out the part that already had been commited.
I read through the entire patch...
Looks good for me, setting RTBC

And I think this has to get in soon because it's affecting a lot of pages. Else it will need a reroll.

Dries or Webchick: this is a follow up patch on the patch Dries commited to HEAD. (#3)

Revised patch catches two missed instances of "please". Also removes several comma splice errors.

For example:

+      throw new Exception(st('Failed to modify %settings, verify the file permissions.', array('%settings' => $settings_file)));

Should be:

+      throw new Exception(st('Failed to modify %settings. Verify the file permissions.', array('%settings' => $settings_file)));

These are two separate command statements and require either a period (used in the revised patch) or a semicolon.

Also edited a few mistakes with ", or" constructions in "either...or" usage.

E.g.

+      $output .= '<p>' . t('For more information, refer to the specific topics listed in the next section, or the <a href="@handbook">online Drupal handbooks</a>. You may also post at the <a href="@forum">Drupal forum</a>, or view the wide range of <a href="@support">other support options</a> available.', array('@help' => url('admin/help'), '@handbook' => 'http://drupal.org/handbooks', '@forum' => 'http://drupal.org/forum', '@support' => 'http://drupal.org/support')) . '</p>';

Should be:

+      $output .= '<p>' . t('For more information, refer to the specific topics listed in the next section or the <a href="@handbook">online Drupal handbooks</a>. You may also post at the <a href="@forum">Drupal forum</a> or view the wide range of <a href="@support">other support options</a> available.', array('@help' => url('admin/help'), '@handbook' => 'http://drupal.org/handbooks', '@forum' => 'http://drupal.org/forum', '@support' => 'http://drupal.org/support')) . '</p>';

The construction is "refer to A or B", not "refer to A, or B."

Looked it over too and looking good.
Ready to be committed, please.

Drupal 7: Now with 700% less politeness! ;)

Committed to HEAD.