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translations/monero-core.ts

@@ -1717,7 +1717,7 @@ You can change the password in the wallet settings.</source>
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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
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translations/monero-core_ar.ts

@@ -1725,9 +1725,9 @@ You can change the password in the wallet settings.</source>
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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
         <translation>لحجب اي المدخلات يتم انفاقها في معامله مونيرو يجب الا يتمكن طرف تالت من معرفه اي من المدخلات في المعامله تم انفاقها. القدره علي فعل ذلك تضعف الحمايه التي توفرها توقيعات الطوق.اذا إذا كانت جميع المدخلات ماعدا واحدة قد تم إنفاقها بالفعل ، فإن المدخلات التي يتم إنفاقها بالفعل تصبح ظاهرة ، وبالتالي تبطل أثر توقيعات الطوق وهي واحده من التلات طبقات الرئيسيه لحمايه الخصوصيه التي يوفرها مونيرو.
-لمساعده المعاملات علي تجنب تلك المدخلات  يمكن استخدام قائمة بالأشكال المستنفذة المعروفة لتجنب استخدامها في معاملات جديدة. يتم الاحتفاظ بمثل هذه القائمة من خلال مشروع مونيرو وهو متاح على موقع getmonero.org ويمكنك استيراد هذه القائمه هنا.
+لمساعده المعاملات علي تجنب تلك المدخلات  يمكن استخدام قائمة بالأشكال المستنفذة المعروفة لتجنب استخدامها في معاملات جديدة. يتم الاحتفاظ بمثل هذه القائمة من خلال مشروع مونيرو وهو متاح على موقع wownero.org ويمكنك استيراد هذه القائمه هنا.
 أيضاً يمكنك فحص سلسله الكتل بنفسك ( وسلسله الكتل التي تعيد استخدام مفاتيح مونيرو) بنفسك بإستخدام أداه monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs لإنشاء قائمة بالمخرجات المستنفذة المعروفة.</translation>
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translations/monero-core_bg.ts

@@ -1723,8 +1723,8 @@ You can change the password in the wallet settings.</source>
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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
-        <translation>За да може да скрие кои входящи заявки в една транзакция на Монеро са похарчени, трети лица не бива да могат да разберат кои входящи заявки в пръстеновия подпис са вече похарчени. Ако могат, това би отслабило защитата на пръстеновите подписи. Ако се знае че са похарчени за всички освен една от входящите заявки, тогава реалната заявка става видима. По този начин се премахва ефекта от пръстеновите подписи - една от трите основни степени на защита на сигурността личните данни на Монеро.&lt;br&gt;За да спомогнат на транзакциите да избягват такива входящи заявки, може да се ползва списък с известни компрометирани заявки за да се избегне използването им в нови заявки. Такъв списък се поддържа от проекта Монеро и е достъпен на сайта getmonero.org и можете да го внесете тук.&lt;br&gt;А можете и да сканирате блокчейна (и блокчейна на използващите повторно ключове клонинги на Монеро) лично, използвайки инструментът монеро-блокчейн-mark-spent-outputs за да създадете списък с известни похарчени заявки.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <translation>За да може да скрие кои входящи заявки в една транзакция на Монеро са похарчени, трети лица не бива да могат да разберат кои входящи заявки в пръстеновия подпис са вече похарчени. Ако могат, това би отслабило защитата на пръстеновите подписи. Ако се знае че са похарчени за всички освен една от входящите заявки, тогава реалната заявка става видима. По този начин се премахва ефекта от пръстеновите подписи - една от трите основни степени на защита на сигурността личните данни на Монеро.&lt;br&gt;За да спомогнат на транзакциите да избягват такива входящи заявки, може да се ползва списък с известни компрометирани заявки за да се избегне използването им в нови заявки. Такъв списък се поддържа от проекта Монеро и е достъпен на сайта wownero.org и можете да го внесете тук.&lt;br&gt;А можете и да сканирате блокчейна (и блокчейна на използващите повторно ключове клонинги на Монеро) лично, използвайки инструментът монеро-блокчейн-mark-spent-outputs за да създадете списък с известни похарчени заявки.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
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translations/monero-core_bn.ts

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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
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translations/monero-core_cat.ts

@@ -1729,8 +1729,8 @@ Pot canviar la contrasenya en la configuració del portamonedes.</translation>
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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
-        <translation>Per ofuscar quins ingressos s&apos;estan gastant en una transacció de Monero, un tercer no hauria de poder dir quines entrades en un anell han estat gastades. Fer-ho debilitaria la protecció que ofereixen les signatures d&apos;anell. Si es coneixen tots menys un dels ingressos que es gasten, llavors l&apos;entrada que està essent realment gastada es fa evident i per tant anul·la l&apos;efecte de les signatures d&apos;anell, una de les tres capes principals de protecció de la privacitat que utilitza Monero. &lt;br&gt;Per ajudar a evitar aquestes entrades en les transaccions, es pot utilitzar una llista de d&apos;entrades de despeses conegudes per evitar-ne l&apos;ús en noves transaccions. Aquesta llista és mantinguda pel projecte Monero i està disponible al lloc web de getmonero.org, d&apos;on podeu importar aquesta llista.&lt;br&gt;De forma alternatva, vostè mateix pot escanejar la blockchain (i la blockchain dels clons que reutilitzen les claus de Monero) fent servir l&apos;eina de sortides monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs per crear una llista coneguda de despeses de sortida. &lt;br&gt;</translation>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <translation>Per ofuscar quins ingressos s&apos;estan gastant en una transacció de Monero, un tercer no hauria de poder dir quines entrades en un anell han estat gastades. Fer-ho debilitaria la protecció que ofereixen les signatures d&apos;anell. Si es coneixen tots menys un dels ingressos que es gasten, llavors l&apos;entrada que està essent realment gastada es fa evident i per tant anul·la l&apos;efecte de les signatures d&apos;anell, una de les tres capes principals de protecció de la privacitat que utilitza Monero. &lt;br&gt;Per ajudar a evitar aquestes entrades en les transaccions, es pot utilitzar una llista de d&apos;entrades de despeses conegudes per evitar-ne l&apos;ús en noves transaccions. Aquesta llista és mantinguda pel projecte Monero i està disponible al lloc web de wownero.org, d&apos;on podeu importar aquesta llista.&lt;br&gt;De forma alternatva, vostè mateix pot escanejar la blockchain (i la blockchain dels clons que reutilitzen les claus de Monero) fent servir l&apos;eina de sortides monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs per crear una llista coneguda de despeses de sortida. &lt;br&gt;</translation>
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translations/monero-core_cs.ts

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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
-        <translation>Abychom skryli, který konkrétní vstup bude v Monero transakci utracen, neměla by třetí strana být schopna říci, které z vstupů do kruhového podpisu jsou již známy jako utracené. Pokud by toto možné bylo, oslabilo by to ochranu poskytovanou tzv. kruhovým podpisem. Je-li známo, že všechny vstupy kromě jednoho jsou již utracené, pak pozbývá smyslu s takovými vstupy vytvářet kruhový podpis, což je jedna z tří hlavních vrstev ochrany soukromí, které Monero používá.&lt;br&gt;Vyhnout se použití těchto soukromí oslabujících vstupů při vytváření transakce lze poskytnutím seznamu vstupů jejichž plná privátnost není zaručena. Tento seznam udržuje projekt Monero a je dostupný na webových stránkách getmonero.org a můžete jej importovat zde. &lt;br&gt; Alternativně můžete sami skenovat blockchain pomocí nástroje monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs pro vytvoření seznamu známých vyčerpaných výstupů.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <translation>Abychom skryli, který konkrétní vstup bude v Monero transakci utracen, neměla by třetí strana být schopna říci, které z vstupů do kruhového podpisu jsou již známy jako utracené. Pokud by toto možné bylo, oslabilo by to ochranu poskytovanou tzv. kruhovým podpisem. Je-li známo, že všechny vstupy kromě jednoho jsou již utracené, pak pozbývá smyslu s takovými vstupy vytvářet kruhový podpis, což je jedna z tří hlavních vrstev ochrany soukromí, které Monero používá.&lt;br&gt;Vyhnout se použití těchto soukromí oslabujících vstupů při vytváření transakce lze poskytnutím seznamu vstupů jejichž plná privátnost není zaručena. Tento seznam udržuje projekt Monero a je dostupný na webových stránkách wownero.org a můžete jej importovat zde. &lt;br&gt; Alternativně můžete sami skenovat blockchain pomocí nástroje monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs pro vytvoření seznamu známých vyčerpaných výstupů.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
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translations/monero-core_da.ts

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+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
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translations/monero-core_de.ts

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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
-        <translation>Um zu verschleiern, welche Inputs in einer Monero-Transaktion ausgegeben werden, sollte ein Dritter nicht erkennen können, welche Inputs in einem Ring bereits bekannt sind. Dies würde den Schutz durch Ringsignaturen schwächen. Wenn alle bis auf einen der Inputs bereits ausgegeben sind, wird der tatsächlich ausgegebene Input sichtbar, wodurch die Wirkung von Ringsignaturen – eine der drei Hauptebenen der Privatsphäre, die Monero verwendet – zunichte gemacht wird. Um diese Inputs zu vermeiden, kann eine Liste bekannter Ausgaben verwendet werden, um die Verwendung in neuen Transaktionen zu vermeiden. Eine solche Liste wird vom Monero-Projekt verwaltet und ist auf der Website getmonero.org verfügbar. Du kannst diese Liste hier importieren.&lt;br&gt;Alternativ kannst du die Blockchain (und die Blockchain der Monero-Klone) selbst mit dem „Monero Blockchain mark spent outputs“-Tool scannen, um eine Liste der bekannten Outputs zu erstellen.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <translation>Um zu verschleiern, welche Inputs in einer Monero-Transaktion ausgegeben werden, sollte ein Dritter nicht erkennen können, welche Inputs in einem Ring bereits bekannt sind. Dies würde den Schutz durch Ringsignaturen schwächen. Wenn alle bis auf einen der Inputs bereits ausgegeben sind, wird der tatsächlich ausgegebene Input sichtbar, wodurch die Wirkung von Ringsignaturen – eine der drei Hauptebenen der Privatsphäre, die Monero verwendet – zunichte gemacht wird. Um diese Inputs zu vermeiden, kann eine Liste bekannter Ausgaben verwendet werden, um die Verwendung in neuen Transaktionen zu vermeiden. Eine solche Liste wird vom Monero-Projekt verwaltet und ist auf der Website wownero.org verfügbar. Du kannst diese Liste hier importieren.&lt;br&gt;Alternativ kannst du die Blockchain (und die Blockchain der Monero-Klone) selbst mit dem „Monero Blockchain mark spent outputs“-Tool scannen, um eine Liste der bekannten Outputs zu erstellen.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
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translations/monero-core_el.ts

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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
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translations/monero-core_eo.ts

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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
-        <translation>Ĉar ni celas kaŝi kiujn enigojn de Monera transakcio elspeziĝas, neniu tria persono devas kapabli kompreni kiuj enigoj en ringo laŭscie jam elspeziĝis. Tiu kapablo malfortigus la ŝirmefikon de ringsubskriboj. Se iu ekscias ke ĉiuj enigoj, escepte de unu, jam elspeziĝis, tiam la enigo kiu fakte elspeziĝas aperas tuj. Tio nuligus la efekton de ringsubskriboj, unu el la tri plej gravaj privatecŝirmiloj uzitaj en Monero.&lt;br&gt;Ekzistas listo de laŭscie elspezitaj enigoj, kiu permesas malhelpi ilian uzadon en transakcioj. Tiun liston bontenas la Monero-projekto, kaj disponeblas ĉe la retejo getmonero.org, vi povas importi ĝin ĉi tien.&lt;br&gt;Alternative, vi povas mem skani la blokĉenon (kaj la blokĉenon de ŝlosilreuzanta Monero-klonoj) uzante la Monerblokĉen-malakceptilon por krei liston de laŭscie elspezitaj eligoj.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <translation>Ĉar ni celas kaŝi kiujn enigojn de Monera transakcio elspeziĝas, neniu tria persono devas kapabli kompreni kiuj enigoj en ringo laŭscie jam elspeziĝis. Tiu kapablo malfortigus la ŝirmefikon de ringsubskriboj. Se iu ekscias ke ĉiuj enigoj, escepte de unu, jam elspeziĝis, tiam la enigo kiu fakte elspeziĝas aperas tuj. Tio nuligus la efekton de ringsubskriboj, unu el la tri plej gravaj privatecŝirmiloj uzitaj en Monero.&lt;br&gt;Ekzistas listo de laŭscie elspezitaj enigoj, kiu permesas malhelpi ilian uzadon en transakcioj. Tiun liston bontenas la Monero-projekto, kaj disponeblas ĉe la retejo wownero.org, vi povas importi ĝin ĉi tien.&lt;br&gt;Alternative, vi povas mem skani la blokĉenon (kaj la blokĉenon de ŝlosilreuzanta Monero-klonoj) uzante la Monerblokĉen-malakceptilon por krei liston de laŭscie elspezitaj eligoj.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
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translations/monero-core_es.ts

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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
-        <translation>Para poder ofuscar qué entradas han sido gastadas en las transacciones de Monero, un tercero no debería poder determinar de las firmas circulares cuales han sido gastadas en esas entradas. Hacerlo debilitaría la protección que proporcionan las firmas. Si solo una de las entradas pudiera ser determinada en el gasto, entonces esa entrada se vuelve evidente, anulando el efecto de las firmas. Las firmas circulares son una de las capas principales que usa Monero para proteger la privacidad.&lt;br&gt;Para evitar que las transacciones usen estas entradas, puede ser usada una lista de entradas gastadas para evitar usarlas en nuevas transacciones. Esa lista es mantenida por el proyecto Monero y está disponible en la página web getmonero.org y la puedes importar desde aquí.&lt;br&gt;De lo contrario, puede escanear la cadena de bloques (y las cadenas de bloques de los clones de Monero que reusan las claves) usted mismo usando la herramienta de Monero de salidas excluidas para crear una lista conocida de las salidas gastadas.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <translation>Para poder ofuscar qué entradas han sido gastadas en las transacciones de Monero, un tercero no debería poder determinar de las firmas circulares cuales han sido gastadas en esas entradas. Hacerlo debilitaría la protección que proporcionan las firmas. Si solo una de las entradas pudiera ser determinada en el gasto, entonces esa entrada se vuelve evidente, anulando el efecto de las firmas. Las firmas circulares son una de las capas principales que usa Monero para proteger la privacidad.&lt;br&gt;Para evitar que las transacciones usen estas entradas, puede ser usada una lista de entradas gastadas para evitar usarlas en nuevas transacciones. Esa lista es mantenida por el proyecto Monero y está disponible en la página web wownero.org y la puedes importar desde aquí.&lt;br&gt;De lo contrario, puede escanear la cadena de bloques (y las cadenas de bloques de los clones de Monero que reusan las claves) usted mismo usando la herramienta de Monero de salidas excluidas para crear una lista conocida de las salidas gastadas.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
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translations/monero-core_fa.ts

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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
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translations/monero-core_fi.ts

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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
-        <translation>Lähtöjen peittämiseksi Monero-siirroissa kolmannen osapuolen ei tulisi pystyä määrittämään mitkä tulot renkaassa ovat tiedetysti kulutetut. Mikäli määritys onnistuu, heikentäisi se rengasallekirjoitusten tarjoaman suojan. Jos kaikki paitsi yksi tulo tiedetään kulutetun, tosiasiassa kulutettu tulo paljastuu, jonka seurauksena renkaalla ei ole enää merkitystä, koska rengas on yksi kolmesta yksityisyydensuojan tasosta jota Monero käyttää.&lt;br&gt;Siirtoja voi helpottaa välttämään näitä tuloja, listaa tiedetyistä kulutetuista voidaan käyttää jotta vältetään niiden käyttö uusissa siirroissa. Tälläistä listaa ylläpitää Monero-projekti ja se on saatavilla getmonero.org -sivulla, josta sen voi hakea.&lt;br&gt;Vaihtoehtoisesti voit skannata lohkoketjun (ja avaimia uudelleenkäyttäviä Monero-klooneja) itse käyttäen monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs työkalua luodaksesi listan tiedetyistä kulutetuista lähdöistä.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <translation>Lähtöjen peittämiseksi Monero-siirroissa kolmannen osapuolen ei tulisi pystyä määrittämään mitkä tulot renkaassa ovat tiedetysti kulutetut. Mikäli määritys onnistuu, heikentäisi se rengasallekirjoitusten tarjoaman suojan. Jos kaikki paitsi yksi tulo tiedetään kulutetun, tosiasiassa kulutettu tulo paljastuu, jonka seurauksena renkaalla ei ole enää merkitystä, koska rengas on yksi kolmesta yksityisyydensuojan tasosta jota Monero käyttää.&lt;br&gt;Siirtoja voi helpottaa välttämään näitä tuloja, listaa tiedetyistä kulutetuista voidaan käyttää jotta vältetään niiden käyttö uusissa siirroissa. Tälläistä listaa ylläpitää Monero-projekti ja se on saatavilla wownero.org -sivulla, josta sen voi hakea.&lt;br&gt;Vaihtoehtoisesti voit skannata lohkoketjun (ja avaimia uudelleenkäyttäviä Monero-klooneja) itse käyttäen monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs työkalua luodaksesi listan tiedetyistä kulutetuista lähdöistä.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
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translations/monero-core_fr.ts

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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
-        <translation>Afin de masquer quelles entrées d&apos;une transaction monero sont dépensées, un tiers ne doit pas pouvoir dire quelles entrées d&apos;un cercle ont déjà été dépensées. En être capable affaiblirait la protection apportée par les signatures de cercle. Si toutes les entrées sauf une sont des dépenses connues, alors l&apos;entrée en cours de dépense devient visible, annulant ainsi les effets des signatures de cercle, l&apos;un des trois piliers de la protection de la confidentialité utilisés pas Monero.&lt;br&gt;Pour permettre aux transactions d&apos;éviter ces entrées, une liste de celles qui sont connues peut être utilisée afin d&apos;éviter de les employer dans de nouvelles transactions. Une telle liste est maintenue par le projet Monero et est disponible sur le site getmonero.org. Vous pouvez importer cette liste ici.&lt;br&gt;Sinon, vous pouvez scanner la chaîne de blocs (et la chaîne de blocs des clones de Monero réutilisant les clefs) vous-même en utilisant l&apos;outil monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs pour créer une liste de sorties dépensées connue.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <translation>Afin de masquer quelles entrées d&apos;une transaction monero sont dépensées, un tiers ne doit pas pouvoir dire quelles entrées d&apos;un cercle ont déjà été dépensées. En être capable affaiblirait la protection apportée par les signatures de cercle. Si toutes les entrées sauf une sont des dépenses connues, alors l&apos;entrée en cours de dépense devient visible, annulant ainsi les effets des signatures de cercle, l&apos;un des trois piliers de la protection de la confidentialité utilisés pas Monero.&lt;br&gt;Pour permettre aux transactions d&apos;éviter ces entrées, une liste de celles qui sont connues peut être utilisée afin d&apos;éviter de les employer dans de nouvelles transactions. Une telle liste est maintenue par le projet Monero et est disponible sur le site wownero.org. Vous pouvez importer cette liste ici.&lt;br&gt;Sinon, vous pouvez scanner la chaîne de blocs (et la chaîne de blocs des clones de Monero réutilisant les clefs) vous-même en utilisant l&apos;outil monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs pour créer une liste de sorties dépensées connue.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
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translations/monero-core_ga.ts

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+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
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translations/monero-core_he.ts

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translations/monero-core_hi.ts

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-        <translation>अस्पष्ट लेन-देन में कौन से इनपुट खर्च किए जा रहे हैं, यह अस्पष्ट करने के लिए, किसी तीसरे पक्ष को यह बताने में सक्षम नहीं होना चाहिए कि एक अंगूठी में कौन से इनपुट पहले से ही खर्च किए जाने के लिए जाने जाते हैं। ऐसा करने में सक्षम होने के कारण रिंग सिग्नेचर द्वारा वहन की जाने वाली सुरक्षा कमजोर होगी। यदि सभी लेकिन इनपुटों में से एक को पहले से ही खर्च करने के लिए जाना जाता है, तो वास्तव में खर्च किया जा रहा इनपुट स्पष्ट हो जाता है, जिससे रिंग सिग्नेचर के प्रभाव को कम कर दिया जाता है, गोपनीयता सुरक्षा की तीन मुख्य परतों में से एक मोनरो का उपयोग होता है। &lt;br&gt; लेनदेन से बचने में मदद करने के लिए उन आदानों, ज्ञात खर्चों की एक सूची का उपयोग नए लेनदेन में उपयोग करने से बचने के लिए किया जा सकता है। ऐसी सूची को मोनरो परियोजना द्वारा बनाए रखा गया है और यह getmonero.org वेबसाइट पर उपलब्ध है, और आप यहां इस सूची को आयात कर सकते हैं। &lt;br&gt; वैकल्पिक रूप से, आप ब्लॉकचैन (और कुंजी-पुन: उपयोग करने वाले मोनोरो क्लोन के ब्लॉकचेन को स्वयं स्कैन कर सकते हैं) मोनोरो-ब्लॉकचैन-मार्क-बिताए-आउटपुट टूल ज्ञात खर्च किए गए आउटपुट की एक सूची बनाने के लिए। &lt;br&gt;</translation>
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+        <translation>अस्पष्ट लेन-देन में कौन से इनपुट खर्च किए जा रहे हैं, यह अस्पष्ट करने के लिए, किसी तीसरे पक्ष को यह बताने में सक्षम नहीं होना चाहिए कि एक अंगूठी में कौन से इनपुट पहले से ही खर्च किए जाने के लिए जाने जाते हैं। ऐसा करने में सक्षम होने के कारण रिंग सिग्नेचर द्वारा वहन की जाने वाली सुरक्षा कमजोर होगी। यदि सभी लेकिन इनपुटों में से एक को पहले से ही खर्च करने के लिए जाना जाता है, तो वास्तव में खर्च किया जा रहा इनपुट स्पष्ट हो जाता है, जिससे रिंग सिग्नेचर के प्रभाव को कम कर दिया जाता है, गोपनीयता सुरक्षा की तीन मुख्य परतों में से एक मोनरो का उपयोग होता है। &lt;br&gt; लेनदेन से बचने में मदद करने के लिए उन आदानों, ज्ञात खर्चों की एक सूची का उपयोग नए लेनदेन में उपयोग करने से बचने के लिए किया जा सकता है। ऐसी सूची को मोनरो परियोजना द्वारा बनाए रखा गया है और यह wownero.org वेबसाइट पर उपलब्ध है, और आप यहां इस सूची को आयात कर सकते हैं। &lt;br&gt; वैकल्पिक रूप से, आप ब्लॉकचैन (और कुंजी-पुन: उपयोग करने वाले मोनोरो क्लोन के ब्लॉकचेन को स्वयं स्कैन कर सकते हैं) मोनोरो-ब्लॉकचैन-मार्क-बिताए-आउटपुट टूल ज्ञात खर्च किए गए आउटपुट की एक सूची बनाने के लिए। &lt;br&gt;</translation>
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translations/monero-core_hr.ts

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-        <translation>Kako bi se zamaskirali ulazi koji se koriste u Monero transakciji, vanjski promatrač nebi smio odgonetnuti koji ulazi su iskorišteni u prstenu. U protivnom bi zaštita, koju nude potpisi prstenja, bila ugrožena. Ako su svi osim jednog ulaza vec bili iskorišteni otprije moguće je doznati koji je ulaz pravi, a to poništava zaštitu potpisa prstenja, odnosno jednu od tri glavne razine Monero zaštite privatnosti.&lt;br&gt;Kako bi pomogli transakcijama zaobići takve ulaze, može se korisiti popis poznatih potrošenih ulaza. Takav popis vodi Monero projekt i može se nabaviti na getmonero.org web stranici, te ga onda uvesti ovdje.&lt;br&gt;U protivnom, može se očitati lanac blokova (te lanac blokova drugih Monero klonova koji koriste iste Monero ključeve) i napraviti popis poznatih potrošenih izlaza koristeći monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs alat.&gt;</translation>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <translation>Kako bi se zamaskirali ulazi koji se koriste u Monero transakciji, vanjski promatrač nebi smio odgonetnuti koji ulazi su iskorišteni u prstenu. U protivnom bi zaštita, koju nude potpisi prstenja, bila ugrožena. Ako su svi osim jednog ulaza vec bili iskorišteni otprije moguće je doznati koji je ulaz pravi, a to poništava zaštitu potpisa prstenja, odnosno jednu od tri glavne razine Monero zaštite privatnosti.&lt;br&gt;Kako bi pomogli transakcijama zaobići takve ulaze, može se korisiti popis poznatih potrošenih ulaza. Takav popis vodi Monero projekt i može se nabaviti na wownero.org web stranici, te ga onda uvesti ovdje.&lt;br&gt;U protivnom, može se očitati lanac blokova (te lanac blokova drugih Monero klonova koji koriste iste Monero ključeve) i napraviti popis poznatih potrošenih izlaza koristeći monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs alat.&gt;</translation>
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translations/monero-core_hu.ts

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-        <translation>Ahhoz, hogy a gyűrű aláírások anonimak maradjanak, ki kell zárni az olyan tranzakció bemeneteket amiket egy másik (Monero-klón) blokkláncon már felhasználtak. Ha ez nem történik meg, esetleg egy rosszindulatú harmadik fél nagyobb eséllyel megtippelheti, hogy melyik a valódi tranzakció bemenet. Ez gyengítheti a Monero anonimitásának háromszintű vedelmét. Ahhoz, hogy ezeket a bemeneteket kizárd a tranzakcióidból, a getmonero.org fenntart egy folyamatosan frissített listát róluk, amit letöltés után itt tudsz importálni. Másik lehetőséged a blokklánc átvizsgálása a monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs programmal és egy lista készítése.</translation>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <translation>Ahhoz, hogy a gyűrű aláírások anonimak maradjanak, ki kell zárni az olyan tranzakció bemeneteket amiket egy másik (Monero-klón) blokkláncon már felhasználtak. Ha ez nem történik meg, esetleg egy rosszindulatú harmadik fél nagyobb eséllyel megtippelheti, hogy melyik a valódi tranzakció bemenet. Ez gyengítheti a Monero anonimitásának háromszintű vedelmét. Ahhoz, hogy ezeket a bemeneteket kizárd a tranzakcióidból, a wownero.org fenntart egy folyamatosan frissített listát róluk, amit letöltés után itt tudsz importálni. Másik lehetőséged a blokklánc átvizsgálása a monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs programmal és egy lista készítése.</translation>
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translations/monero-core_it.ts

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-        <translation>Al fine di oscurare gli input che vengono spesi in una transazione Monero, non deve essere consentito ad un osservatore di individuare in un anello gli input che sono già stati spesi. Essere in grado di fare questo significa indebolire la protezione offerta dalle firme ad anello. Se si fosse a conoscenza del fatto che tutti gli input tranne uno sono già stati spesi, l&apos;input che viene veramente speso sarebbe palese, annullando di fatto l&apos;effetto delle firme ad anello, uno dei tre principali strati di protezione della privacy utilizzati da Monero.&lt;br&gt;Per fare in modo che le transazioni escludano tali input, si può ricorrere ad una lista di input di cui è già nota l&apos;avvenuta spesa ed il cui uso può essere evitato in una nuova transazione. Questa lista viene manutenuta dal Progetto Monero ed è disponibile sul sito getmonero.org; puoi importare la lista qui.&lt;br&gt;Alternativamente, puoi effettuare tu stesso/a una scansione della blockchain (e della blockchain dei cloni di Monero che riusano le chiavi) mediante lo strumento monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs per creare una lista di output già spesi.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <translation>Al fine di oscurare gli input che vengono spesi in una transazione Monero, non deve essere consentito ad un osservatore di individuare in un anello gli input che sono già stati spesi. Essere in grado di fare questo significa indebolire la protezione offerta dalle firme ad anello. Se si fosse a conoscenza del fatto che tutti gli input tranne uno sono già stati spesi, l&apos;input che viene veramente speso sarebbe palese, annullando di fatto l&apos;effetto delle firme ad anello, uno dei tre principali strati di protezione della privacy utilizzati da Monero.&lt;br&gt;Per fare in modo che le transazioni escludano tali input, si può ricorrere ad una lista di input di cui è già nota l&apos;avvenuta spesa ed il cui uso può essere evitato in una nuova transazione. Questa lista viene manutenuta dal Progetto Monero ed è disponibile sul sito wownero.org; puoi importare la lista qui.&lt;br&gt;Alternativamente, puoi effettuare tu stesso/a una scansione della blockchain (e della blockchain dei cloni di Monero che riusano le chiavi) mediante lo strumento monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs per creare una lista di output già spesi.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
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translations/monero-core_ja.ts

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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
-        <translation>第三者がリング内に既知の使用済みインプットを見つけられないことは、Moneroトランザクションのどのインプットが使用されたのかを隠すために必要です。もし見つけられるとリング署名による保護は弱まります。もし1つのインプットを除いてすべてが使用済みだと知られている場合、実際に使用されたインプットは明らかとなり、Moneroが使っている3つの主要なプライバシー保護レイヤーのうちの1つであるリング署名の効果が失われてしまいます。&lt;br&gt;トランザクションでそれらのインプットを避けるため、既知の使用済みインプットのリストを用いてそれらを新規のトランザクションで使用しないようにできます。このようなリストはMoneroプロジェクトによって保守されgetmonero.orgのウェブサイトで公開されており、ここではこのリストをインポートすることができます。&lt;br&gt;あるいはmonero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputsというツールを使い、Moneroのブロックチェーン(およびキーを再利用するMoneroクローンのブロックチェン)を自分でスキャンして既知の使用済みアウトプットのリストを生成できます。&lt;br&gt;</translation>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <translation>第三者がリング内に既知の使用済みインプットを見つけられないことは、Moneroトランザクションのどのインプットが使用されたのかを隠すために必要です。もし見つけられるとリング署名による保護は弱まります。もし1つのインプットを除いてすべてが使用済みだと知られている場合、実際に使用されたインプットは明らかとなり、Moneroが使っている3つの主要なプライバシー保護レイヤーのうちの1つであるリング署名の効果が失われてしまいます。&lt;br&gt;トランザクションでそれらのインプットを避けるため、既知の使用済みインプットのリストを用いてそれらを新規のトランザクションで使用しないようにできます。このようなリストはMoneroプロジェクトによって保守されwownero.orgのウェブサイトで公開されており、ここではこのリストをインポートすることができます。&lt;br&gt;あるいはmonero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputsというツールを使い、Moneroのブロックチェーン(およびキーを再利用するMoneroクローンのブロックチェン)を自分でスキャンして既知の使用済みアウトプットのリストを生成できます。&lt;br&gt;</translation>
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translations/monero-core_kmr.ts

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+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
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translations/monero-core_ko.ts

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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
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translations/monero-core_lt.ts

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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
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translations/monero-core_nb_NO.ts

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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
-        <translation>For å tilsløre hvilke inndata i en Monero-transaksjon som brukes, vil en tredjepart ikke være i stand til å vite hvilke inndata i en ring som allerede er brukt. Å vite dette ville ha svekket beskyttelsen som ringsignaturer gir. Hvis det er kjent at alle bortsett fra én av inndataene allerede er brukt, vil inndataene som allerede er brukt komme tydelig frem, noe som ugyldiggjør effekten av ringsignaturer, som er én av de tre hovedlagene av personvernbeskyttelse som Monero bruker.&lt;br&gt;For å bidra til at transaksjonene unngår disse inndataene, kan en liste av kjente inndata brukes for å unngå bruke dem i nye transaksjoner. En slik liste vedlikeholdes av Monero-prosjektet og er tilgjengelig på getmonero.org-nettsiden. Du kan importere denne listen her.&lt;br&gt;Alternativt kan du skanne blokkjeden (og blokkjeden av Monero-kloner som gjenbruker nøkler) på egenhånd ved å bruke «monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs»-verktøyet for å opprette en liste over kjente, brukte utdata.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <translation>For å tilsløre hvilke inndata i en Monero-transaksjon som brukes, vil en tredjepart ikke være i stand til å vite hvilke inndata i en ring som allerede er brukt. Å vite dette ville ha svekket beskyttelsen som ringsignaturer gir. Hvis det er kjent at alle bortsett fra én av inndataene allerede er brukt, vil inndataene som allerede er brukt komme tydelig frem, noe som ugyldiggjør effekten av ringsignaturer, som er én av de tre hovedlagene av personvernbeskyttelse som Monero bruker.&lt;br&gt;For å bidra til at transaksjonene unngår disse inndataene, kan en liste av kjente inndata brukes for å unngå bruke dem i nye transaksjoner. En slik liste vedlikeholdes av Monero-prosjektet og er tilgjengelig på wownero.org-nettsiden. Du kan importere denne listen her.&lt;br&gt;Alternativt kan du skanne blokkjeden (og blokkjeden av Monero-kloner som gjenbruker nøkler) på egenhånd ved å bruke «monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs»-verktøyet for å opprette en liste over kjente, brukte utdata.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
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translations/monero-core_ne.ts

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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
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translations/monero-core_nl.ts

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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
         <translatorcomment>Nobody who is stupid enough to use MoneroV will be smart enough to understand this.</translatorcomment>
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+        <translation>Om te verbergen welke inputs in een Monero-transactie worden uitgegeven, moet een derde niet kunnen zien welke inputs in een ring al zijn uitgegeven. Daardoor zou de privacybescherming van ring-handtekeningen worden verzwakt. Als alle inputs op één na al zijn uitgegeven, is zichtbaar welke input echt wordt uitgegeven. Dan hebben ring-handtekeningen, een van de drie beschermingslagen van Monero, geen effect meer.&lt;br&gt;Met een lijst met bekende uitgegeven inputs kunt u voorkomen dat u ze in nieuwe transacties gebruikt. Deze lijst wordt onderhouden door het Monero-project en is beschikbaar op de website wownero.org. U kunt de lijst hier importeren.&lt;br&gt;Maar u kunt ook zelf de blockchain doorzoeken (en van Monero gekopieerde blockchains waarop sleutels worden hergebruikt) met de tool monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs, om een lijst met bekende uitgegeven outputs te genereren.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
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translations/monero-core_pl.ts

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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
-        <translation>W celu ukrycia, które wejścia w transakcji Monero są wydawane, osoba postronna nie powinna być w stanie stwierdzić, które wejścia w pierścieniu już zostały wydane. Gdyby była w stanie to zrobić, osłabiłoby to ochronę zapewnioną przez podpisy pierścieniowe. Jeśli wiadomo, że wszystkie wejścia poza jednym zostały wydane, to staje się oczywiste, które wejście faktycznie jest wydawane, a to niweczy efekt podpisów pierścieniowych - jednych z trzech głównych warstw ochrony prywatności używanych przez Monero.&lt;br&gt;Aby pomóc transakcjom unikać tych wejść, lista już wydanych wejść może być użyta do pominięcia ich w nowych transakcjach. Takowa lista jest zarządzana przez projekt Monero i jest dostępna na stronie getmonero.org, skąd można ją tutaj pobrać.&lt;br&gt;Ewentualnie, możesz przeskanować blockchain (oraz blockchain klona Monero, który wykorzystuje ponownie klucze) samemu używając narzędzia monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs do utworzenia listy wydanych wyjść.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <translation>W celu ukrycia, które wejścia w transakcji Monero są wydawane, osoba postronna nie powinna być w stanie stwierdzić, które wejścia w pierścieniu już zostały wydane. Gdyby była w stanie to zrobić, osłabiłoby to ochronę zapewnioną przez podpisy pierścieniowe. Jeśli wiadomo, że wszystkie wejścia poza jednym zostały wydane, to staje się oczywiste, które wejście faktycznie jest wydawane, a to niweczy efekt podpisów pierścieniowych - jednych z trzech głównych warstw ochrony prywatności używanych przez Monero.&lt;br&gt;Aby pomóc transakcjom unikać tych wejść, lista już wydanych wejść może być użyta do pominięcia ich w nowych transakcjach. Takowa lista jest zarządzana przez projekt Monero i jest dostępna na stronie wownero.org, skąd można ją tutaj pobrać.&lt;br&gt;Ewentualnie, możesz przeskanować blockchain (oraz blockchain klona Monero, który wykorzystuje ponownie klucze) samemu używając narzędzia monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs do utworzenia listy wydanych wyjść.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
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-        <source>Check out getmonero.org</source>
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translations/monero-core_prt.ts

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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
-        <translation>In ord&apos;r to be obscurin&apos; which inputs in a XM-ARGHHH transact&apos;on are bein&apos; spent, a third party shant be abl&apos; to dig&apos;st which inputs in thee ring argh already be known to be spent. Bein&apos; abl&apos; to do so would be weakenin&apos; thee protect&apos;on afford&apos;d by ring signat&apos;res. If all but one o&apos; thee inputs are known to be already spent, then thee input bein&apos; actually spent becomes appar&apos;nt, thereby nullifyin&apos; thee effect o&apos; thee ring signat&apos;res, one o&apos; thee three main lay&apos;rs o&apos; privacy protecti&apos;n XM-ARGHHH uses.&lt;br&gt;To help ye transactions to be avoidin&apos; those inputs, a list o&apos; known spent ones can be us&apos;d to avoid usin&apos; them in new transact&apos;ons. Such a list be maintain&apos;d by thee Monero project and be availabl&apos; on thee getmonero.org website, and ye can be importin&apos; t&apos;is list &apos;ere.&lt;br&gt;Alternativ&apos;ly, ye can be scannin&apos; thee blockchain (and thee blockchain o&apos; the key-reusin&apos; Monero clones) yaself usin&apos; thee monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool an be creatin&apos; a list o&apos; known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <translation>In ord&apos;r to be obscurin&apos; which inputs in a XM-ARGHHH transact&apos;on are bein&apos; spent, a third party shant be abl&apos; to dig&apos;st which inputs in thee ring argh already be known to be spent. Bein&apos; abl&apos; to do so would be weakenin&apos; thee protect&apos;on afford&apos;d by ring signat&apos;res. If all but one o&apos; thee inputs are known to be already spent, then thee input bein&apos; actually spent becomes appar&apos;nt, thereby nullifyin&apos; thee effect o&apos; thee ring signat&apos;res, one o&apos; thee three main lay&apos;rs o&apos; privacy protecti&apos;n XM-ARGHHH uses.&lt;br&gt;To help ye transactions to be avoidin&apos; those inputs, a list o&apos; known spent ones can be us&apos;d to avoid usin&apos; them in new transact&apos;ons. Such a list be maintain&apos;d by thee Monero project and be availabl&apos; on thee wownero.org website, and ye can be importin&apos; t&apos;is list &apos;ere.&lt;br&gt;Alternativ&apos;ly, ye can be scannin&apos; thee blockchain (and thee blockchain o&apos; the key-reusin&apos; Monero clones) yaself usin&apos; thee monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool an be creatin&apos; a list o&apos; known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
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translations/monero-core_pt-br.ts

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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
-        <translation>Para ocultar quais entradas estão sendo gastas numa transação em Monero, um terceiro não deve ser capaz de saber quais entradas num anel já foram gastas. Se ele for capaz, a proteção fornecida pelas assinaturas em anel é enfraquecida. Se todas as entradas forem identificadas como gastas, salvo uma, então a verdadeira entrada fica aparente, anulando o efeito das assinaturas em anel, que é uma das três principais camadas de proteção a privacidade que o Monero usa.&lt;br&gt;Para ajudar que as transações evitem essas entradas, uma lista de entradas já gastas pode ser usada para evitar de adicioná-las em novas transações. Tal lista é mantida pelo projeto Monero e está disponível no website getmonero.org. Você pode importar essa lista aqui.&lt;br&gt;Como alternativa, você pode escanear o blockchain (e dos clones do Monero que reutilizam as chaves) usando a ferramenta monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs para criar uma lista de entradas já gastas.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <translation>Para ocultar quais entradas estão sendo gastas numa transação em Monero, um terceiro não deve ser capaz de saber quais entradas num anel já foram gastas. Se ele for capaz, a proteção fornecida pelas assinaturas em anel é enfraquecida. Se todas as entradas forem identificadas como gastas, salvo uma, então a verdadeira entrada fica aparente, anulando o efeito das assinaturas em anel, que é uma das três principais camadas de proteção a privacidade que o Monero usa.&lt;br&gt;Para ajudar que as transações evitem essas entradas, uma lista de entradas já gastas pode ser usada para evitar de adicioná-las em novas transações. Tal lista é mantida pelo projeto Monero e está disponível no website wownero.org. Você pode importar essa lista aqui.&lt;br&gt;Como alternativa, você pode escanear o blockchain (e dos clones do Monero que reutilizam as chaves) usando a ferramenta monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs para criar uma lista de entradas já gastas.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
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translations/monero-core_pt-pt.ts

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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
-        <translation>De forma a esconder qual é a verdadeira transação que está a ser gasta, Monero utiliza varias transacções selecionadas automaticamente na mesma transação, uma terceira pessoa não deve conseguir distinguir qual é a transação verdadeira das falsas. Caso o consiga fazer irá enfraquecer a a protecção dada pelas ring signatures. Se todas as transacções excepto uma forem conhecidas por já terem sido gastas, então torna-se evidente qual é a transação que está a ser gasta e a utilização de ring signatures fica sem efeito, sendo as ring signatures uma das 3 camadas que permite a protecção de privacidade em Monero.&lt;br&gt;Para ajudar a evitar essas transacções, é-lhe fornecida uma lista com transacções já conhecidas como gastas e assim pode evitar usa-las numa nova transação. Esta lista é mantida pelo Monero Project e está disponivel no site oficinal getmonero.org, e pode importar essa lista para aqui.&lt;br&gt;Em alternativa, pode utilizar a ferramenta monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs e criar essa mesma lista de transacções conhecidas como gastas.</translation>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <translation>De forma a esconder qual é a verdadeira transação que está a ser gasta, Monero utiliza varias transacções selecionadas automaticamente na mesma transação, uma terceira pessoa não deve conseguir distinguir qual é a transação verdadeira das falsas. Caso o consiga fazer irá enfraquecer a a protecção dada pelas ring signatures. Se todas as transacções excepto uma forem conhecidas por já terem sido gastas, então torna-se evidente qual é a transação que está a ser gasta e a utilização de ring signatures fica sem efeito, sendo as ring signatures uma das 3 camadas que permite a protecção de privacidade em Monero.&lt;br&gt;Para ajudar a evitar essas transacções, é-lhe fornecida uma lista com transacções já conhecidas como gastas e assim pode evitar usa-las numa nova transação. Esta lista é mantida pelo Monero Project e está disponivel no site oficinal wownero.org, e pode importar essa lista para aqui.&lt;br&gt;Em alternativa, pode utilizar a ferramenta monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs e criar essa mesma lista de transacções conhecidas como gastas.</translation>
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translations/monero-core_ro.ts

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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
-        <translation>Pentru a ascunde ce inputuri sunt folosite intr-o tranzacție Monero, o terță parte nu ar trebui să știe ce inputuri într-un inel au fost deja folosite. Dacă ar putea să facă asta, ar slăbi protecția semnăturilor de inel. Dacă toate inputurile cu excepția unuia sunt deja știute să fie folosite, atunci inputul ce va fi folosit devine vizibil, anulând efectul semnăturilor de inel, unul dintre cele trei straturi principale de protecție a confidențialității ce este folosit de Monero.&lt;br&gt;Pentru a ajuta tranzacțiile să evite aceste inputuri, o listă a acestora ce sunt conuscute poate fi folosită pentru a evita utilizarea lor in noi tranzacții. O asemenea lista este întreținută de proiectul Monero și este disponibila la adresa getmonero.org, și puteți importa această lista aici.&lt;br&gt;Sau, puteți scana blockchain (și blockchain al clonelor Monero) inșivă folosind unealta monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs pentru a crea o listă de rezultate cunoscute folosite.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <translation>Pentru a ascunde ce inputuri sunt folosite intr-o tranzacție Monero, o terță parte nu ar trebui să știe ce inputuri într-un inel au fost deja folosite. Dacă ar putea să facă asta, ar slăbi protecția semnăturilor de inel. Dacă toate inputurile cu excepția unuia sunt deja știute să fie folosite, atunci inputul ce va fi folosit devine vizibil, anulând efectul semnăturilor de inel, unul dintre cele trei straturi principale de protecție a confidențialității ce este folosit de Monero.&lt;br&gt;Pentru a ajuta tranzacțiile să evite aceste inputuri, o listă a acestora ce sunt conuscute poate fi folosită pentru a evita utilizarea lor in noi tranzacții. O asemenea lista este întreținută de proiectul Monero și este disponibila la adresa wownero.org, și puteți importa această lista aici.&lt;br&gt;Sau, puteți scana blockchain (și blockchain al clonelor Monero) inșivă folosind unealta monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs pentru a crea o listă de rezultate cunoscute folosite.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
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translations/monero-core_ru.ts

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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
-        <translation>Для того чтобы скрыть какие входы в транзакциях Monero потрачены, третья сторона не должна сообщать какие входы в кольце уже задействованы в трате. Ведь если это сделать, то это ослабит защиту, обеспечиваемую кольцевыми подписями. Если известно, что все, кроме одного из входов, уже потрачены, то фактически трата входа становится очевидной, тем самым аннулируется эффект кольцевых подписей, одного из трех основных уровней защиты конфиденциальности Monero.&lt;br&gt;Чтобы помочь транзакциям избежать траты этих входов, можно использовать список известных израсходованных выходов, чтобы избежать их использования в новых транзакциях. Такой список поддерживается проектом Monero и доступен на веб-сайте getmonero.org, и вы можете импортировать этот список здесь.&lt;br&gt;Кроме того, вы можете просканировать блокчейн Monero (и его клонов) самостоятельно, используя инструмент monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs, чтобы создать список известных потраченых выходов.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <translation>Для того чтобы скрыть какие входы в транзакциях Monero потрачены, третья сторона не должна сообщать какие входы в кольце уже задействованы в трате. Ведь если это сделать, то это ослабит защиту, обеспечиваемую кольцевыми подписями. Если известно, что все, кроме одного из входов, уже потрачены, то фактически трата входа становится очевидной, тем самым аннулируется эффект кольцевых подписей, одного из трех основных уровней защиты конфиденциальности Monero.&lt;br&gt;Чтобы помочь транзакциям избежать траты этих входов, можно использовать список известных израсходованных выходов, чтобы избежать их использования в новых транзакциях. Такой список поддерживается проектом Monero и доступен на веб-сайте wownero.org, и вы можете импортировать этот список здесь.&lt;br&gt;Кроме того, вы можете просканировать блокчейн Monero (и его клонов) самостоятельно, используя инструмент monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs, чтобы создать список известных потраченых выходов.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
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translations/monero-core_sk.ts

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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
-        <translation>Aby bolo možné skryť, ktoré vstupy v Monero transakcii sa vynakladajú, tretia strana by nemala vedieť, ktoré vstupy v okruhu sú už známe. Možnosť tak urobiť by oslabila ochranu poskytovanú okruhovými podpismi. Ak je už známe, že všetky vstupy sú už vynaložené, tak aktuálne vynakladaný vstup sa jasne identifikuje, čím sa zruší účinok okuhových podpisov, čo je jedna z troch hlavných vrstiev ochrany súkromia, ktoré Monero používa.&lt;br&gt;Pomôcť transakciám vyhnúť sa týmto vstupom môžete použiť zoznam známych vstupov, aby ste sa vyhli ich použitiu v nových transakciách. Takýto zoznam si udržiava projekt Monero a je k dispozícii na webovej stránke getmonero.org a tu môžete tento zoznam importovať.&lt;br&gt;Alternatívne môžete prehliadať blockchain (a blockchain Monero klonov, ktoré tiež používajú Monero kľúče) sami pomocou nástroja monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs a vytvoriť zoznam známych vynaložených výstupov. &lt;br&gt;</translation>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <translation>Aby bolo možné skryť, ktoré vstupy v Monero transakcii sa vynakladajú, tretia strana by nemala vedieť, ktoré vstupy v okruhu sú už známe. Možnosť tak urobiť by oslabila ochranu poskytovanú okruhovými podpismi. Ak je už známe, že všetky vstupy sú už vynaložené, tak aktuálne vynakladaný vstup sa jasne identifikuje, čím sa zruší účinok okuhových podpisov, čo je jedna z troch hlavných vrstiev ochrany súkromia, ktoré Monero používa.&lt;br&gt;Pomôcť transakciám vyhnúť sa týmto vstupom môžete použiť zoznam známych vstupov, aby ste sa vyhli ich použitiu v nových transakciách. Takýto zoznam si udržiava projekt Monero a je k dispozícii na webovej stránke wownero.org a tu môžete tento zoznam importovať.&lt;br&gt;Alternatívne môžete prehliadať blockchain (a blockchain Monero klonov, ktoré tiež používajú Monero kľúče) sami pomocou nástroja monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs a vytvoriť zoznam známych vynaložených výstupov. &lt;br&gt;</translation>
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translations/monero-core_sl.ts

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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
-        <translation>Da lahko v Monero transakciji zakrijete kateri inputi so porabljeni, tretja oseba ne sme vedeti, kateri inputi v obroču so že porabljeni. To bi zmanjšalo varnost, ki jo zagotavljajo obročni podpisi. Če je znano, da so vsi inputi razen enega porabljeni, potem je zadnji input, ki se ga porablja očiten. S tem so obročni podpisi, eden izmed treh stebrov varne zasebnosti Monera, neefektivni. Da se transakcije izognejo takšnim inputom, se uporablja lista znano že porabljenih inputov, ki se jih ne uporablja v novih transakcijah. Takšno listo ureja Monero projekt in je dobavljiva na getmonero.org. To listo lahko uvoziš tukaj. &lt;br&gt;Alternativno lahko sam preiščeš blockchain (vključno z Monero kloni, ki si delijo ključe) z uporabo orodja monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs, ki ustvari listo znanih, že porabljenih outputov.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <translation>Da lahko v Monero transakciji zakrijete kateri inputi so porabljeni, tretja oseba ne sme vedeti, kateri inputi v obroču so že porabljeni. To bi zmanjšalo varnost, ki jo zagotavljajo obročni podpisi. Če je znano, da so vsi inputi razen enega porabljeni, potem je zadnji input, ki se ga porablja očiten. S tem so obročni podpisi, eden izmed treh stebrov varne zasebnosti Monera, neefektivni. Da se transakcije izognejo takšnim inputom, se uporablja lista znano že porabljenih inputov, ki se jih ne uporablja v novih transakcijah. Takšno listo ureja Monero projekt in je dobavljiva na wownero.org. To listo lahko uvoziš tukaj. &lt;br&gt;Alternativno lahko sam preiščeš blockchain (vključno z Monero kloni, ki si delijo ključe) z uporabo orodja monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs, ki ustvari listo znanih, že porabljenih outputov.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
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translations/monero-core_sr.ts

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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
-        <translation>Da bi bilo nejasnije koji ulazi u Monero transakciji se troše, treća strana ne treba da bude u mogućnosti da zaključi koji ulazi u prstenu su već poznati kao potrošeni. To bi oslabilo zaštitu priuštenu prsten potpisima. Ako za sve osim jednog ulaza je poznato da su potrošeni, onda ulaz koji biva potrošen postaje očigledan, time poništavajući dejstvo prsten potpisa, koji čine jedan od tri glavna sloja privatnosti koje Monero koristi.&lt;br&gt;Da bi pomogli da se izbegnu takvi ulazi, lista poznatih potrošenih ulaza se može koristiti kako se ne bi koristili u novim transakcijama. Takva lista se održava od strane Monero projekta i dostupna na getmonero.org veb sajtu, i možete je uneti tu listu ovde.&lt;br&gt;Alternatnivno, možete skenirati blokčejn (i blokčejn Menoro klonova koji koriste iste ključeve) samostalno korišćenjem monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs alatke da napravite listu izlaza za koje je poznato da su potrošeni.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <translation>Da bi bilo nejasnije koji ulazi u Monero transakciji se troše, treća strana ne treba da bude u mogućnosti da zaključi koji ulazi u prstenu su već poznati kao potrošeni. To bi oslabilo zaštitu priuštenu prsten potpisima. Ako za sve osim jednog ulaza je poznato da su potrošeni, onda ulaz koji biva potrošen postaje očigledan, time poništavajući dejstvo prsten potpisa, koji čine jedan od tri glavna sloja privatnosti koje Monero koristi.&lt;br&gt;Da bi pomogli da se izbegnu takvi ulazi, lista poznatih potrošenih ulaza se može koristiti kako se ne bi koristili u novim transakcijama. Takva lista se održava od strane Monero projekta i dostupna na wownero.org veb sajtu, i možete je uneti tu listu ovde.&lt;br&gt;Alternatnivno, možete skenirati blokčejn (i blokčejn Menoro klonova koji koriste iste ključeve) samostalno korišćenjem monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs alatke da napravite listu izlaza za koje je poznato da su potrošeni.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
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translations/monero-core_sv.ts

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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
-        <translation>För att dölja vilja ingångar som spenderas i en viss Monero-transaktion får en tredje part inte kunna avgöra vilka ingångar i en ring som med säkerhet redan har spenderats. Om det var möjligt skulle skyddet som ges av ringsignaturer försvagas. Om alla utom en av ingångarna med säkerhet redan har spenderats så blir det uppenbart vilken ingång som faktiskt spenderas. Då upphävs effekten av ringsignaturer, vilket är ett av de tre huvudsakliga lager av sekretesskydd som Monero använder.&lt;br&gt;För att hjälpa transaktioner att undvika dessa ingångar kan en lista över med säkerhet spenderade utgångar användas för att undvika att dessa används i nya transaktioner. Monero-projektet upprätthåller en sådan lista och den finns tillgänglig på webbplatsen getmonero.org. Du kan importera listan här.&lt;br&gt;Alternativt kan du själv skanna blockkedjan (och blockkedjan för Monero-kloner som återanvänder nycklar) genom att använda verktyget monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs för att skapa en lista över med säkerhet spenderade utgångar.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <translation>För att dölja vilja ingångar som spenderas i en viss Monero-transaktion får en tredje part inte kunna avgöra vilka ingångar i en ring som med säkerhet redan har spenderats. Om det var möjligt skulle skyddet som ges av ringsignaturer försvagas. Om alla utom en av ingångarna med säkerhet redan har spenderats så blir det uppenbart vilken ingång som faktiskt spenderas. Då upphävs effekten av ringsignaturer, vilket är ett av de tre huvudsakliga lager av sekretesskydd som Monero använder.&lt;br&gt;För att hjälpa transaktioner att undvika dessa ingångar kan en lista över med säkerhet spenderade utgångar användas för att undvika att dessa används i nya transaktioner. Monero-projektet upprätthåller en sådan lista och den finns tillgänglig på webbplatsen wownero.org. Du kan importera listan här.&lt;br&gt;Alternativt kan du själv skanna blockkedjan (och blockkedjan för Monero-kloner som återanvänder nycklar) genom att använda verktyget monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs för att skapa en lista över med säkerhet spenderade utgångar.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
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translations/monero-core_tr.ts

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-        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the getmonero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
-        <translation>Monero işleminde hangi girdilerin harcanacağını gizlemek için, üçüncü bir taraf, bir halkada hangi girdilerin zaten harcanmış olduğunu söyleyememelidir. Bunu yapabilmek, halka imzaların sağladığı korumayı zayıflatabilir. Girişlerden birinin dışında kalanın zaten harcanmış olduğu biliniyorsa, o zaman harcanan girdi görünür hale gelir ve böylece Monero kullanımının gizlilik korumasının üç ana katmanından biri olan halka imzaların etkisini ortadan kaldırır.&lt;br&gt; İşlemlerin bu girdilerden kaçınmasına yardım etmek için, harcandığı bilinen girdilerin bir listesi yeni işlemlerde kullanmaktan kaçınmak için kullanılabilir. Böyle bir liste Monero projesi tarafından korunur ve getmonero.org web sitesinde mevcuttur ve bu listeyi buradan içe aktarabilirsiniz.&lt;br&gt; Alternatif olarak, bilinen harcanan çıktıların bir listesini oluşturmak için monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs aracını kullanarak block zincirini (ve anahtarı tekrar kullanan Monero klonlarının blok zincirini), kendiniz de tarayabilirsiniz.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <translation>Monero işleminde hangi girdilerin harcanacağını gizlemek için, üçüncü bir taraf, bir halkada hangi girdilerin zaten harcanmış olduğunu söyleyememelidir. Bunu yapabilmek, halka imzaların sağladığı korumayı zayıflatabilir. Girişlerden birinin dışında kalanın zaten harcanmış olduğu biliniyorsa, o zaman harcanan girdi görünür hale gelir ve böylece Monero kullanımının gizlilik korumasının üç ana katmanından biri olan halka imzaların etkisini ortadan kaldırır.&lt;br&gt; İşlemlerin bu girdilerden kaçınmasına yardım etmek için, harcandığı bilinen girdilerin bir listesi yeni işlemlerde kullanmaktan kaçınmak için kullanılabilir. Böyle bir liste Monero projesi tarafından korunur ve wownero.org web sitesinde mevcuttur ve bu listeyi buradan içe aktarabilirsiniz.&lt;br&gt; Alternatif olarak, bilinen harcanan çıktıların bir listesini oluşturmak için monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs aracını kullanarak block zincirini (ve anahtarı tekrar kullanan Monero klonlarının blok zincirini), kendiniz de tarayabilirsiniz.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
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translations/monero-core_uk.ts

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-        <translation>Для того щоб приховати які входи в транзакціях Monero були витрачені, третя сторона не повинна повідомляти які входи в кільці вже задіяні в витраті. Адже якщо це зробити, то це послабить захист, який забезпечується кільцевими підписами. Якщо відомо, що всі, крім одного з входів, вже витрачені, то фактично трата входу стає очевидною, тим самим анулюється ефект кільцевих підписів, одного з трьох основних рівнів захисту конфіденційності Monero.&lt;br&gt;Щоб допомогти транзакціям уникнути витрати цих входів, можна використовувати список відомих витрачених входів, щоб уникнути їх використання в нових транзакціях. Такий список підтримується проектом Monero і доступний на веб-сайті getmonero.org, і ви можете імпортувати цей список тут.&lt;br&gt;Крім того, ви можете просканувати блокчейн (і блокчейни клонів Monero) самостійно, використовуючи інструмент monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs, щоб створити список відомих витрачених входів.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
+        <source>In order to obscure which inputs in a Monero transaction are being spent, a third party should not be able to tell which inputs in a ring are already known to be spent. Being able to do so would weaken the protection afforded by ring signatures. If all but one of the inputs are known to be already spent, then the input being actually spent becomes apparent, thereby nullifying the effect of ring signatures, one of the three main layers of privacy protection Monero uses.&lt;br&gt;To help transactions avoid those inputs, a list of known spent ones can be used to avoid using them in new transactions. Such a list is maintained by the Monero project and is available on the wownero.org website, and you can import this list here.&lt;br&gt;Alternatively, you can scan the blockchain (and the blockchain of key-reusing Monero clones) yourself using the monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool to create a list of known spent outputs.&lt;br&gt;</source>
+        <translation>Для того щоб приховати які входи в транзакціях Monero були витрачені, третя сторона не повинна повідомляти які входи в кільці вже задіяні в витраті. Адже якщо це зробити, то це послабить захист, який забезпечується кільцевими підписами. Якщо відомо, що всі, крім одного з входів, вже витрачені, то фактично трата входу стає очевидною, тим самим анулюється ефект кільцевих підписів, одного з трьох основних рівнів захисту конфіденційності Monero.&lt;br&gt;Щоб допомогти транзакціям уникнути витрати цих входів, можна використовувати список відомих витрачених входів, щоб уникнути їх використання в нових транзакціях. Такий список підтримується проектом Monero і доступний на веб-сайті wownero.org, і ви можете імпортувати цей список тут.&lt;br&gt;Крім того, ви можете просканувати блокчейн (і блокчейни клонів Monero) самостійно, використовуючи інструмент monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs, щоб створити список відомих витрачених входів.&lt;br&gt;</translation>
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-        <translation>为了掩盖Monero交易中任何付款的去向，第三方不应知道环签名中每个输入和输出的对应关系。否则就会削弱环签名提供的保护作用。如果仅有一个输入之外的所有输入都已知，那么所有付款的去向将变得透明，这将使作为门罗币三个主要隐私保护层之一的环签名彻底无效。&lt;br&gt; 为帮助交易中避免出现这些问题，可以使用已知去向交易清单来避免在新交易中使用它们。这个清单由门罗币项目维护，可在 getmonero.org 网站上找到，您可以在此处导入此清单。 &lt;br&gt; 或者您可以自己扫描区块链 （以及复制了门罗币密钥的克隆钱包的区块链），使用monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs 工具创建已知的已用输出清单。 &lt;br&gt;</translation>
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+        <translation>为了掩盖Monero交易中任何付款的去向，第三方不应知道环签名中每个输入和输出的对应关系。否则就会削弱环签名提供的保护作用。如果仅有一个输入之外的所有输入都已知，那么所有付款的去向将变得透明，这将使作为门罗币三个主要隐私保护层之一的环签名彻底无效。&lt;br&gt; 为帮助交易中避免出现这些问题，可以使用已知去向交易清单来避免在新交易中使用它们。这个清单由门罗币项目维护，可在 wownero.org 网站上找到，您可以在此处导入此清单。 &lt;br&gt; 或者您可以自己扫描区块链 （以及复制了门罗币密钥的克隆钱包的区块链），使用monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs 工具创建已知的已用输出清单。 &lt;br&gt;</translation>
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-        <translation>為了要混淆 Monero 真實被花用過的交易輸入，第三方不應能得知在環簽內的交易組合中哪一個交易是已經被花用的，否則環簽的保護效果將被減弱。若被觀察出只有一個交易輸出是尚未被花用的則該筆交易的來源將會變得顯而易見，也就等於損失了 Monero 的三大保護隱私保護其中之一: 環狀簽名。&lt;br&gt;若要避免發生這類狀況，一個已知被花用的交易輸出名單可以用來避免在新的交易中使用到這些輸出，此份名單是由 Monero 專案所維護，可以在 getmonero.org 網站上找到並在此匯入。&lt;br&gt;或是你可以選擇使用 monero-blockchain-mark-spent-outputs tool 自行掃描區塊鏈(與重複使用金鑰的分叉幣區塊鏈)以產生該份名單。&lt;br&gt;</translation>
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