From cae2ea0a67912446070bfc9507c30a2cd6f1125b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: INOPIAE <inopiae@cacert.org>
Date: Sun, 11 Nov 2012 19:10:02 +0100
Subject: bug 1111: changed the text for TTP

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 pages/wot/4.php | 27 +++++++++++++++------------
 1 file changed, 15 insertions(+), 12 deletions(-)

(limited to 'pages/wot')

diff --git a/pages/wot/4.php b/pages/wot/4.php
index 0da72da..8a3b421 100644
--- a/pages/wot/4.php
+++ b/pages/wot/4.php
@@ -15,18 +15,21 @@
     along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
     Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA  02110-1301  USA
 */ ?>
-<span style="background-color: #FF8080; font-size: 150%">
-Note that the <strong>TTP</strong> programme is effectively <strong>Frozen</strong><br>
-Until a subsidiary policy under AP is written, it is against AP rules.<br>
-</span>
-&nbsp;<br>
-<h3><?=_("Trusted Third Parties")?></h3>
 
-<p><?=_("A trusted 3rd party is simply someone in your country that is responsible for witnessing signatures and ID documents. This role is covered by many different titles such as public notary, justice of the peace and so on. Other people are allowed to be authoritative in this area as well, such as bank managers, accountants and lawyers.")?></p>
+<h3><?_("Trusted Third Parties")?></h3>
 
-<p><?=_("You can become a CAcert Assurer by seeking out trusted 3rd parties. You will also need to download and print out a copy of the TTP Form (found under 'CAP/TTP Forms') and fill in your sections. You will need to produce a photo copy of your ID, which the person assuring you will inspect against the originals. Once they are satisfied the documents appear to be genuine they need to sign the back of the photo copies, and fill in their sections of the TTP document. Once you have had your ID verified by 2 different people, pop the copies + forms in an envelope and post them to:")?></p>
+<? _("The Trusted Third Party (TTP) programme is intended to be used in areas without many CAcert Assurers.")."\n\n" ?>
 
-<p>CAcert Inc.<br>
-P.O. Box 4107<br>
-Denistone East NSW 2112<br>
-Australia</p>
+<? _("A Trusted Third Party (TTP) is simply someone in your country that is responsible for witnessing signatures and ID documents. This role is covered by many different titles such as public notary, justice of the peace and so on..")."\n\n" ?>
+
+<? _("With the TTP programme you can potentially gain assurance up to a maximum of 100 assurance points.")."\n\n" ?>
+
+<? _("Currently CAcert has only developed the TTP programme to the level that you can gain 70 assurance points by TTP assurances.")."\n\n" ?>. 
+
+<? _("We are working to develop a process that will fill the gap of the missing 30 assurance points to allow you to get the maximum 100 assurance points.")."\n\n" ?> 
+
+<? _("In the meanwhile you would need to close this gap with face to face assurances with CAcert Assurers. Think not only traveling to populated countries, but also remember that assurers may occasionally visit your country or area.")."\n\n" ?>
+
+<? sprintf(_("If you are interested in the TTP programme, read the pages %s for the basic way how the TTP programme works for you, and %s whether the TTP programme affects the country where you are located."),"<a href='http://wiki.cacert.org/TTP/TTPuser'>http://wiki.cacert.org/TTP/TTPuser</a>","<a href='http://wiki.cacert.org/TTP/TTPAL'>http://wiki.cacert.org/TTP/TTPAL</a>")."\n\n" ?>
+
+<? sprintf(_("If you want to take part in the TTP programme, send an email to %s with your name, the main email address of your CAcert account and the country that you want to see the TTP. CAcert will then send you the needed forms and guide you through the process.","<a href='mailto:support@cacert.org'>support@cacert.org</a>")?>
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