Guidelines: translations

content/recipes/authoring/translation.md

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 - **Respect the [General Content Guidelines](/recipes/authoring/general/).**
 - **Translations should improve the overall quality of the kata.** The sub-optimal quality of existing, approved translations should not be used as an excuse for authoring a low-quality translation. In particular:
   - The description can be clarified if necessary.
-- The test suite may employ a different structure from that of other translations. **The [sample](/recipes/authoring/kata-snippets/sample-tests/) and [submit](/recipes/authoring/kata-snippets/full-tests/) tests (including [random tests](/recipes/authoring/kata-snippets/full-tests/#random-tests)) should conform to Codewars quality guidelines.**
+- The test suite may employ a different structure from that of other translations. **The [sample](/recipes/authoring/kata-snippets/sample-tests/) and [submission](/recipes/authoring/kata-snippets/full-tests/) tests (including [random tests](/recipes/authoring/kata-snippets/full-tests/#random-tests)) should conform to Codewars quality guidelines.**
 - If serious issues with other language versions are uncovered in the course of authoring a translation, they should be fixed or raised as appropriate issues in the kata discourse.
 
 
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 ## Code components
 
-- **Respect the [General Coding Guidelines](/recipes/authoring/kata-snippets/coding-general/), any conventions imposed by your [language](/languages/) and guidelines specific to each component of the kata**, e.g. the [preloaded](/recipes/authoring/kata-snippets/preloaded/) section, [complete solution](/recipes/authoring/kata-snippets/proposed-solution/), [sample tests](/recipes/authoring/kata-snippets/sample-tests/) and [submit tests](/recipes/authoring/kata-snippets/full-tests/).
+- **Respect the [General Coding Guidelines](/recipes/authoring/kata-snippets/coding-general/), any conventions imposed by your [language](/languages/) and guidelines specific to each component of the kata**, e.g. the [preloaded](/recipes/authoring/kata-snippets/preloaded/) section, [reference solution](/recipes/authoring/kata-snippets/reference-solution/), [sample tests](/recipes/authoring/kata-snippets/sample-tests/) and [submission tests](/recipes/authoring/kata-snippets/full-tests/).
 - If possible, **sample tests and fixed tests should remain consistent between translations.** It may not always be feasible due to inherent differences in programming languages, but doing so can save follow-up questions on the language a user is attempting the kata in when a question on failing tests is raised in the kata discourse.
 - Sometimes, the description is not the best place to put some language specific information. For example, the translator may wish to add some information on arguments, data formats, memory management, etc. and keep the description language-agnostic at the same time. In such cases, it's allowed to put such information as an explanatory comments in the solution setup.