Huh? what addressbook?
+<%=intl._("What is the addressbook?")%>
-The addressbook application is part of your i2p installation. It regularly updates your hosts.txt file -from distributed sources. It keeps your hosts.txt up to date, so it can automatically add -eepsites announced on other sites if you subscribe to those sites' addressbooks. +<%=intl._("The addressbook application is part of your i2p installation.")%> +<%=intl._("It regularly updates your hosts.txt file from distributed sources or \"subscriptions\".")%>
-(To speak the truth: In its default configuration the addressbook does not poll -additional sites, but www.i2p2.i2p only. Subscribing to additional sites is an easy task, -just add them to your subscriptions file.) +<%=intl._("In the default configuration, the addressbook is only subscribed to www.i2p2.i2p.")%> +<%=intl._("Subscribing to additional sites is easy, just add them to your subscriptions file.")%>
-If you have questions about naming in i2p, there is an excellent introduction -from duck in the forum and additional information on www.i2p2.i2p.
-How does the addressbook work?
-The addressbook application regularly (normally once per hour) polls your subscriptions and merges their content -into your so-called router addressbook (normally your plain hosts.txt). Then it merges your so-called master addressbook (normally -your userhosts.txt) into the router addressbook as well. If configured, the router addressbook is now written to the published addressbook, -which is a publicly available copy of your hosts.txt somewhere in your eepsite's document root. +
+<%=intl._("For more information on naming in i2p, see the overview on www.i2p2.i2p.")%> +
+<%=intl._("How does the addressbook work?")%>
++<%=intl._("The addressbook application regularly polls your subscriptions and merges their content into your \"router\" addressbook, stored in the hosts.txt file.")%> +<%=intl._("Then it merges your \"master\" addressbook (userhosts.txt) into the router addressbook as well.")%> +<%=intl._("If configured, the router addressbook is now written to the \"published\" addressbook, which will be publicly available if you are running an eepsite.")%>
-The router also uses a private addressbook (privatehosts.txt, not shown in the picture), which is not merged or published. -Hosts in the private addressbook can be accessed by you but their addresses are never distributed to others. -The private addressbook can also be used for aliases of hosts in your other addressbooks. +<%=intl._("The router also uses a private addressbook (privatehosts.txt, not shown in the picture), which is not merged or published.")%> +<%=intl._("Hosts in the private addressbook can be accessed by you but their addresses are never distributed to others.")%> +<%=intl._("The private addressbook can also be used for aliases of hosts in your other addressbooks.")%>
