{
  "common": {
    "languageSwitcher": {
      "label": "Language",
      "norwegian": "Norsk",
      "english": "English"
    }
  },
  "help": {
    "pageTitle": "Help",
    "backLabel": "Back",
    "searchPlaceholder": "Search",
    "searchLabel": "Search frequently asked questions",
    "noResults": "No results.",
    "overview": {
      "title": "How the tournament module works",
      "intro": "A short explanation of how a tournament fits together in TeeCup, from creation to a finished result.",
      "sections": [
        {
          "title": "The basic idea",
          "body": "Everything in TeeCup belongs to an organization (the club or organizer). Inside an organization you create tournaments. There are two types: individual (a flat field of players, no teams) and team (two teams against each other, Ryder Cup format)."
        },
        {
          "title": "The four building blocks of an individual tournament",
          "body": "Participants (who's in the tournament, drawn from the club's player pool), Rounds (how many days/rounds, and which course), Round participation (a person can be in the tournament without playing a given round -- actually playing requires a separate choice of tee), and Score (the actual strokes, recorded hole by hole)."
        },
        {
          "title": "Setup in six steps",
          "body": "Tournament setup (name, dates, visibility, registration), Rounds and courses, Classes (optional), Players (who's in, and who plays which rounds), Groups and start list (who plays together, when), and Results and options (scoring method, cut, tiebreak)."
        },
        {
          "title": "From score to result",
          "body": "You choose a scoring method (gross strokes, net strokes, Stableford, or some more specialized formats) which decides how the raw strokes become a leaderboard ranking. A cut can keep only the top finishers after a chosen round (with ties at the cutoff line let through). A tiebreak resolves a tied result -- countback, lowest handicap, a playoff, or a shared position -- and never affects where the cut line falls."
        }
      ]
    },
    "faq": [
      {
        "question": "How does an organizer add players to the player pool?",
        "answer": "Three ways: (1) From the members page, \"Edit players\" -- upload a CSV file, or \"Add row\" to enter one player manually. (2) \"Import from CSV\" directly from a tournament's Participants list -- creates the players in the pool AND registers them for the tournament in one operation. (3) Add a brand-new player on the spot while adding them as a participant in a tournament."
      },
      {
        "question": "What's the difference between being a tournament participant and playing a round?",
        "answer": "Being a participant means the person is registered for the tournament itself. Playing a round is a separate choice -- the person also needs to be assigned to that round, with a tee. A participant can therefore be in the tournament without playing every round."
      },
      {
        "question": "What does Cut mean?",
        "answer": "A cut keeps only the top finishers after a chosen round -- everyone else is out of the remaining rounds. The line is a POSITION, not a fixed headcount: if several players are tied at position N, they all make it through, so the actual number can end up slightly higher than the number you set."
      },
      {
        "question": "What happens with a tied result (tiebreak)?",
        "answer": "You choose the rule yourself -- countback (best final holes), lowest handicap, a playoff, or simply sharing the position. This can be set differently for the winner than for the rest of the field, and it never affects where the cut line falls."
      },
      {
        "question": "Why doesn't the HCP in the tournament update when I change it in the player pool?",
        "answer": "This is deliberate, not a bug. A tournament's HCP is its own frozen copy -- set the moment the participant is added, then independent of the player pool from then on. Reason: HCP can affect the actual result, so it should never be able to change silently during an ongoing tournament. To correct a participant's HCP after they've been added, do it directly in the tournament's own Players step -- not in the player pool."
      }
    ]
  }
}
