Summary

The main Rosetta page has a "Ways to contribute" box, linking to "Examples needing attention". That category lists languages that do not have examples needing attention.

Discussion

Since the Examples Needing Attention category lists numerous languages which do not currently have examples that need attention, it not useful as a "way to contribute".

The user has no way to find examples that need attention and fix them. (Presumably that would be the "way to contribute" through such a category).

The category should only list those languages that currently have at least one example with issues.

Alternative presentation

How about a table like this? It uses a Semantic Wiki query for Property:Example requires attention and puts the result into a sortable table. (Currently only Template:Incorrect sets this property). --Andreas Perstinger (talk) 21:49, 19 March 2014 (UTC)

Ok, I finally came up with the following table: User:AndiPersti/Examples needing attention. It works for me thus I'll leave it as it is. --Andreas Perstinger (talk) 18:09, 22 March 2014 (UTC)