El vie., 29 may. 2020 a las 20:17, Milo (<mi...@milotype.de>) escribió:
> > We had this same conversation in the past and gogo explained us his > reasons. You can read it here: > https://mail.gnome.org/archives/gnome-i18n/2019-September/msg00095.html > > Yes, I know that … it was no help at all … because none of my 26 > translations was ever reviewed since july 2019! > > In one word: meritocracy. Unless you create a new translation team or >> current coordinator in missing for a long time, is your team's leader who >> can promote you to prrofreader, commiter or even coordinator. >> > I don't care much about meritocracy, mediocracy, autocracy, democracy or > any other *-cy. My point is that the coordinator is not responding and is > not supportive – missing for a long time is not the problem, because he > keeps translating. If the policy of "Team Coordinator Responsibilities" > https://wiki.gnome.org/TranslationProject/TeamCoordinatorResponsibilities > isn't > important, then just drop it! Until then, I do insist on the coordinator's > compliance to the existing policy … > Yo should, at least when you ask how things are done. if you want to collaborate in a project you must know how it works, Expecting your collaborations be accepted at any time is not the proper way. > > > If your team coordinator wants to use Ubuntu's terminology for Orca it's >>> his own decision: it might be wrong or not, but i18n cannot say which >>> option is correct. If you don't agree with it yuo have two options: assume >>> it won't change and follow that policy or leave the project. Sorry if it >>> sounds too hard, but it's what I think (and what I would do in your >>> situation). >>> >> Sorry, but translators translate for users. Blind users certainly have > special needs. Ignoring such translations is simply ignorant/autocratic! > This is a team's coordinator decission. You might disagree with it, but i18n cannot take a decision here. you should discuss about it with your coordinator > > Again, we only see one side of the problem. We'd like to hear gogo's >> version about this problem. I have not background about previous >> conversations between gogo and you. >> > Well, he promised he'l respond, but there is no answer until now … > > Milo >
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