Try this page. http://ooo-site.apache.org/projects/native-lang.html
It has all the NLC project leads. It is linked to from ooo-site.apache.org. Kay elevated this. Gotta run. Regards, Dave On Dec 13, 2011, at 7:57 AM, Rob Weir wrote: > On Mon, Dec 12, 2011 at 6:36 PM, Michael Bauer <f...@akerbeltz.org> wrote: >> Hi folks, >> >> I admit to mostly lurking but kinda feel compelled to chip in at this point. >> First off, I'm "just a translator", I came to OO late in the day to >> resucitate the Scottish Gaelic localization which had fallen format. I have >> no coding skills, at least none at the level needed to contribute code, so I >> consider my skills in translation my contribution. As such, I usually have >> little interest in the direction projects such as OO, Mozilla w/e take, >> code-wise or politically, except for trying to promote translator-friendly >> localization processes. >> >> The impending rift and eventual split took me completely by surprise. >> Literally. One day I had been translating away in Pootle, the next day it >> was dead and it took a lot of googling to eventually figure out what had >> been going on. I'm just glad I had taken a backup the day before, I don't >> know how many nascent projects have had their entire work frozen on Pootle >> since. Which is why I felt a little irked by the suggestion someone made >> that interested NL projects could "come forward". If it hadn't been for >> someone's blog post I came across eventually, I *still* wouldn't know that >> OO had "shifted" to Apache. I suspect very few NL projects will have come >> forward because for a long time it was not obvious to people not hooked into >> the develpment mailing lists (conjecture, mylord) that that's what happened. >> Apart from spam, nothing has ever been posted on the l10n list which was the >> only list I had subscribed to for the above reasons. >> >> So if "we're" supposed to step forward, perhaps someone should let the l10n >> list subscribers know? >> > > I did send a note to the i10n tools list back in November: > > http://markmail.org/message/6732ikp6xkqtfgx6 > > But the i10n dev list looks dead. I don't see any new posts there > since September 2009. > > I can send the same note there, if we think there are other lurkers on > that list still. > > -Rob > >> My main concern are the Gaelic users, however few those may be, who are >> still stuck on 3.01 and who know nothing of this break, apart from the fact >> that the extensions site has been going offline regulary. So I'd like to >> find some way of completing the localization - which should be relatively >> easy as I completed it over on LO, so they can finally update to whatever >> version is next. >> >> Salude e trigu, >> >> Michael >> >> And incidentally, translation *is* a technical skill - it just doesn't >> involve code dancing across the screen ;)
