@@ -188,16 +188,26 @@ <h2>The English Translation</h2>
188188 < p >
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190190 On the other hand, when no logic is required, translations in
191- Fluent can stay simple. The < code > tabs-close-warning</ code >
192- message appears in Firefox when the user tries to close a
193- window with more than one tab. The message is only displayed
194- when the tab count is 2 or more, and so in English, the word
195- < em > tab </ em > will always appear as the plural < em > tabs</ em > .
191+ Fluent stay simple. The < code > tabs-close-warning</ code > message
192+ appears in Firefox when the user tries to close a window with
193+ more than one tab. The message is only displayed when the tab
194+ count is 2 or more, and so in English, the word < em > tab </ em >
195+ will always appear as the plural < em > tabs</ em > .
196196
197197 </ p >
198198 < p >
199199
200- Once defined, the -sync-brand-name term can be referenced from
200+ < code > -sync-brand-name</ code > is a special kind of message in
201+ Fluent, called a < em > term</ em > . Term identifiers always start
202+ with a dash. Terms can be referenced by other messages, but
203+ cannot be displayed directly in the app. Referencing terms is a
204+ powerful tool for ensuring consistency. Once defined, a
205+ translation can be reused in other translations.
206+
207+ </ p >
208+ < p >
209+
210+ The < code > -sync-brand-name</ code > term can be referenced from
201211 other messages, and it will always resolve to the same value.
202212 Terms help enforce style guidelines; they can also be swapped
203213 in and out to modify the branding in unofficial builds and on
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