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The keywords have to be separated by the ,
character, no matter which language the keywords are in. For keywords
it is defined that the value "must be a set of comma-separated tokens", which is defined as:
[…] a string containing zero or more tokens each separated from the next by a single "," (U+002C) character […]
Note that this ,
is not part of the keywords. It's like a reserved character. If a keyword itself should contain a ,
, it would have to be encoded (for example as ,
).
If you hand over keywords for translation, you shouldn't include the separator character (unless it is part of the keyword itself).
So better send the translator a list like …</p>
- foo
- bar
- baz
… instead of "foo, bar, baz".