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There's an issue with translation of some strings from Stack Exchange login screen into Russian:
I've suggested the neutral 'С уважением, команда Stack Exchange' ('WBR, SE team'), but something like 'Чмоки, команда Stack Exchange' seems more correct (see urban dictionary).
Any ideas? ;)
Чмоки would sound too sarcastic and out of tune with the rest of the message (which itself is a bit too much of officialese to my taste, not sure if intentionally or not). That's a deliberate mockery unlike genuine "hugs and kisses".
С уважением is the safest option here, but if you really want to be a little bit more personal here (and you don't until you rewrite the rest of the message in the same style), something a little bit outdated like с рабочим приветом, крепко обнимаем, жмём руку etc. would work too.
Но вы держитесь
Frankly, offering hugs and especially kisses is a strange affair when presented to a person you just kinda failed and whom you don't have romantic or close friendship involvement with.
"Ну, вы держитесь, там" would fit perfectly nowadays.
You can also add on this picture: http://my-files.ru/97p3yl
