Hi, On Fri, Dec 9, 2011 at 8:53 AM, Rimas Kudelis <rq@xxxxxx> wrote: > Hi, > > 2011.12.08 23:29, Loïc rašė: >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Niels Sascha Reedijk" <niels.reedijk@xxxxxxxxx> >>> >>> Option 1: remove those tasks and re-enter them after December 16. >>> Option 2: switch when the tasks are done or when GCI ends. >> >> >> Option 1, but do not remove the task : if a student apply, I will wait the >> end of >> the migration to assign the task. > > > Just for the reference: when Lithuanian migrated into Pootle, I "slept over" > the time when it was still possible to update GCI task description, and then > a student applied. So what I did was simply add an instruction as a comment, > explaining that the translation should be done on Pootle and that the scope > of the task changes, and asked the student if it was OK with him. He replied > it was fine, and then restarted his work on Pootle. > > Re removing the task: I think it should be possible to "unpublish" it now, > then edit it, and publish it again (you have until 16th, I guess). You would > need assistance from someone with admin rigths though. > Re scope: Pootle sorts catalogs hierarchically (unlike HTA which just > presented a flat list of them). So you should review the scope of your > tasks, because asking to "translate everything A-E" no longer makes sense. Could also work. In any way, any uncommitted changes in HTA have to be in the git repository before I can load them into Pootle. So that's my cue. Regards, N>