No %{model} found
Displaying <b>
%{accepted_count}</b>
accepted %{accepted_model} and %{banned_count} banned %{banned_model}
Displaying <b>
%{accepted_count}</b>
accepted %{accepted_model} and %{banned_count} banned %{banned_model}
No %{model} found
Displaying <b>
%{accepted_count}</b>
accepted %{accepted_model} and %{other_count} other %{other_model}
Displaying <b>
%{accepted_count}</b>
accepted %{accepted_model} and %{other_count} other %{other_model}
This sentence will be used, for example, when displaying the number of members in a marketplace. It has three forms: when there are no members, when there is one and when there is more than one.
As an example, %{model} will be "user(s)", %{accepted_count} will be a number, %{accepted_model} will be "user(s)", %{banned count} will be a number, %{banned_model} will be "user(s)".
The sentence could look like: "Displaying 7 accepted users and 2 banned users".
The <b> and </b> symbols should be copied as is: they'll be used to bold the information in between.
No %{model} found
Displaying <b>
%{accepted_count}</b>
accepted %{accepted_model} and %{banned_count} banned %{banned_model}
Displaying <b>
%{accepted_count}</b>
accepted %{accepted_model} and %{banned_count} banned %{banned_model}
No %{model} found
Displaying <b>
%{accepted_count}</b>
accepted %{accepted_model} and %{other_count} other %{other_model}
Displaying <b>
%{accepted_count}</b>
accepted %{accepted_model} and %{other_count} other %{other_model}
No %{model} found
Displaying <b>
%{accepted_count}</b>
accepted %{accepted_model} and %{other_count} other %{other_model}
Displaying <b>
%{accepted_count}</b>
accepted %{accepted_model} and %{other_count} other %{other_model}
No %{model} found
Displaying <b>
%{accepted_count}</b>
accepted %{accepted_model} and %{other_count} other %{other_model}
Displaying <b>
%{accepted_count}</b>
accepted %{accepted_model} and %{other_count} other %{other_model}