[haiku-i18n] Re: New member
- From: Rimas Kudelis <rq@xxxxxx>
- To: haiku-i18n@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 22 Jul 2010 10:54:57 +0300
2010.07.22 10:49, Adrien Destugues rašė:
>> -- Adrien Destugues, on Wed, 21 Jul 2010 18:07:41 +0200:
>>> There seem to be somme communication problems between the
>>> lithuanian
>>> guys so far. There is no -lt mailing list, and no wiki pages
>>> either.
>>> I
>>> think we should create all of this to help them get in touch with
>>> each
>>> other. I don't know if it's needed to do the same for all of the
>>> languages where we see translations popping up on hta ...
>> I spoke with RQ on IRC and he said a mailing list isn't needed at the
>> moment. When that changes, e.g. more people get onboard, he'll shout
>> and we'll create the mailing list.
>> Generally, I think we should wait for people to introduce themselves
>> on
>> the docs or i18n mailinglist and show their interest in a mailing
>> list
>> before creating it. There are already some no-traffic list around...
> Ok, but the list allows to keep track of who's doing what in
> translation. As there is no other mean of getting in touch with
> language manager, if someday someone else asks me where to go for
> lithuanian translation, I can't just say haiku-i18n-lt, I have to
> remember that it is RQ on IRC...
>
> If you don't want ML, where can I find a list of translation teams and
> get in touch with them easily ?
This list (haiku-i18n) is a fine starting point, I think. Instead of
having tens of inactive lists, we could have this one as an incubator of
some sort. Bigger or more chatty l10n teams can later get separate ML's
when such need arises, but why hurry?
Rimas
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