[BlueOnyx:22275] Re: additional MX options

[Ken Hohhof]

Surely in the era of Donald Trump you should not lack for superlatives to
choose from.

Or better yet, look to the US mobile carriers.  Verizon has "Go Unlimited",
"Beyond Unlimited", and "Above Unlimited".  AT&T has "Unlimited", "Unlimited
& More", and "Unlimited & More Premium".  Sprint and T-Mobile are less
creative, just adding "Plus" to their plans that are even more unlimited
than unlimited.  (Remember what Lewis Carroll wrote about the meaning of
words.)

But yeah, "Very Very" seems good.


-----Original Message-----
From: Blueonyx <blueonyx-bounces at mail.blueonyx.it> On Behalf Of Michael
Aronoff
Sent: Friday, July 20, 2018 11:46 PM
To: 'BlueOnyx General Mailing List' <blueonyx at mail.blueonyx.it>
Subject: [BlueOnyx:22274] Re: additional MX options

Michael wrote:
> So the "10" simply isn't there. This also makes it really shitty to 
> fix, because optically the "10" has to sit between "Extremely High 
> (0)" and
"Very High (20)".
> 
> How do we name that? "Very, very High (10)" or "Very damn High (10)"?

As a suggestion you could make Extremely High have a value of 10 instead.
if ($obj->{mail_server_priority} =~ m/^\s*Extremely_High/i) { $value = 10; }
And then add a new entry for "Highest Priority" of 0.
if ($obj->{mail_server_priority} =~ m/^\s* Highest_Priority /i) { $value =
0; }

That would make the locale files:

#-----------------

msgid " highest priority"
msgstr " Highest Priority (0)"

msgid "extremely_high"
msgstr "Extremely High (10)"

msgid "very_high"
msgstr "Very High (20)"

msgid "high"	
msgstr "High (30)"

msgid "low"	
msgstr "Low (40)"

msgid "very_low"
msgstr "Very Low (50)"

#-----------------

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