hi guys,
Just wondering what people think about creating another list for centos-translators and regularly requesting membership there from other sources ( like posting something on the wiki / website / other lists etc ) ?
The one issue that I can see is that there will be loads of overlap in interest with the centos-docs list that already has most of the people doing the translation work, and if people want to help with the wiki translation as well - perhaps the -docs list is the best place for the translators a well ?
Just thinking out loud at the moment, opinions welcome!
Karanbir Singh wrote:
hi guys,
Just wondering what people think about creating another list for centos-translators and regularly requesting membership there from other sources ( like posting something on the wiki / website / other lists etc ) ?
you know, I have noticed that most of the work for the Spanish translation is being posted in the centos-es list.
It is ok about creating a list for all the translators.. but could it be possible to create at least one for the spanish translators? We are like 5 or 6 trying to collaborate with the spanish translation.
is it possible?
regards epe
Ing. Ernesto Pérez Estévez wrote:
Karanbir Singh wrote:
hi guys,
Just wondering what people think about creating another list for centos-translators and regularly requesting membership there from other sources ( like posting something on the wiki / website / other lists etc ) ?
you know, I have noticed that most of the work for the Spanish translation is being posted in the centos-es list.
It is ok about creating a list for all the translators.. but could it be possible to create at least one for the spanish translators? We are like 5 or 6 trying to collaborate with the spanish translation.
is it possible?
I am not a translator, and really don't understand any language other then English, certainly not to translate _to_.
I presume you mostly want to talk in Spanish? I imagine that if there's some unclear English you'd want to do that to decide what it really means.
If so, then I suspect other translators also would prefer to speak their own language, at least part of the time.
if you're all on one list, and each speaks your preferred language, then the subject line will mostly indicate the language, and it won't be so different from each having your own. It might also work well if there's anyone fluent in more than two languages, and involved in (or merely interested in) more than two translations.
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John Summerfield wrote:
if you're all on one list, and each speaks your preferred language, then the subject line will mostly indicate the language, and it won't be so different from each having your own. It might also work well if there's anyone fluent in more than two languages, and involved in (or merely interested in) more than two translations.
I would say that the topics option of mailman is very well suited for this. You can choose to ignoe topics (languages) which you can not follow.
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On Fri, Nov 23, 2007 at 06:56:40PM +0000, Karanbir Singh wrote:
hi guys,
Just wondering what people think about creating another list for centos-translators and regularly requesting membership there from other sources ( like posting something on the wiki / website / other lists etc ) ?
I already subscribe to about 40 different lists. I don't think 1 more would be much of a problem.
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