Bad grammar

[Tomk123]

I have just finished contributing to translating a web page. When I looked at one sentence, I saw a clear example of a grammatical error. The translator appears to have not understood some basic German grammar. Yet this translation has been accepted as the "best" and presumable will go forward as the approved Duolingo translation. What can I do about it?

[Austin_Texas]

You can continue to make suggested changes even to the translations marked as 100%. I don't know what anyone does with them, but the feature is there.

[Tomk123]

Thanks, I'll try that. But, when after a translation is marked 100% does it becomes the official final version?

[Austin_Texas]

I have no idea. I've never seen a page titled "Final Translation" or anything like it. There's also no way to find out whether a suggestion to a '100%' translation has been received, considered, or rejected. Now that I think about it, that's pretty discouraging. We should get at least minimal feedback on how each contribution was judged and whether it was used. Duolingo people, you there?

[exarcadiaelux]

I saw something like that as well and submitted a different translation. So far, it's still the old (wrong) translation, though.

[Tomk123]

I do that, but I don't get any feedback.

[RuthKC]

I often edit incorrect 100% translated passages, but get no feedback and no points for my efforts.