Am 10/19/2012 10:26 AM, schrieb jan iversen:
It would be a good idea to have the same structure and then one directory
with country special parts...as you say it makes it easier to maintain, and
with the extra directory nobody is limited.
I support this idea.
When we extent this also for the translated release notes like:
.../rn/release_notea_aoo341.html
.../de//rn/release_notea_aoo341.html
.../it//rn/release_notea_aoo341.html
then we can change the already existing link on the download website,
from the now English only release notes to the language-related notes.
Would be a nice additonal service for our users.
On 19 October 2012 10:22, Jürgen Schmidt<jogischm...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
yesterday I had problems to find a good place for the German translation
of the graduation press release. And I thought that it is probably a
good idea to cleanup the whole page with a clear and well defined
structure. I know that there is work ongoing and that we move already in
this direction. But nevertheless I would like to share the things I have
in mind to check if it is aligned with the already ongoing work or if it
makes sense at all.
1. a clear structure for the English content as well as the translated
pages.
.../index.hmtl
.../de/index.html
.../it/index.html
...
.../press/msg_20121019.html
.../de/press/msg_20121019.html
.../it/press/msg_20121019.html
...
Means we have for all pages a translated version in the related sub
directory. Same path and same name only the content is translated. This
makes it easy to find the related translation for any files.
We can also use Pootle to do the translation of the web content in the
future.
2. we have special news areas where local communities can spread further
news relevant to their local activities, e.g. local conferences, events.
But in general we have the same content on all pages. Other local
community relevant content should be moved in the wiki. The main idea is
to have a smaller but cleaner and well structured and organized user
portal www.openoffice.org. Community internal things should be move on
openoffice.apache.org or the wiki.
I know it is not really new and it is probably more to remind myself but
I am interested to hear others opinion.
Simply +1, with the addition from above.
Marcus
