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I get this error on my error log

[10-Jan-2013 00:31:03 UTC] PHP Warning:  printf() [<a href='function.printf'>function.printf</a>]: Too few arguments in /home/club/public_html/wp-content/themes/ball/functions.php on line 443

On functions.php line 443

   printf(get_the_tag_list('<span>' . __('Tagged: ', 'ball') . '</span>', ', ', ''));

What is the problem and how can I fix that?

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A) Please care about your old questions and their answers. B) As you can see, this is a PHP warning and off-topic on this site. C) You can't use printf() without arguments - as the error message tells you and the PHP manual shows. Hint: This is the solution to your problem. – kaiser Jan 10 at 3:16
I can not even figure out what to do with my previous questions, you could be more specific and detailed to be more correct with rules(which mean I want to respect them) of the site. thnx :) – Alex Jan 10 at 3:48
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Start with commenting on answers to your question. Tell what worked for you, what didn't. If some answer worked, then just tick the check mark below the voting arrows on the upper left of every answer. Then there's also the faq, which will help you with further details :) – kaiser Jan 10 at 5:33
This meta-answer is a good guide to clear your doubts. I revised your old Q's and saw that I answered one of them, it's not good enough but it's just a matter of you making a comment "hey, almost there, what if...?". – brasofilo Jan 10 at 5:48
ok i do the right thing right now :) so about my main question the right section is the stackoverflow.com right? – Alex Jan 10 at 5:51

closed as too localized by kaiser, toscho♦ Jan 10 at 3:36

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