Re: Question on commiting a .po file

2010-08-15 Thread Christopher Roy Bratusek
Am Sun, 15 Aug 2010 18:57:00 +0200
schrieb Mario Blättermann :

> Am Sonntag, den 15.08.2010, 11:23 +0200 schrieb Christopher Roy
> Bratusek:
> > Hi all,
> > 
> > say, in case a user of a specific program did a translation not part of the
> > gnome-i18n-teams' work, would it be OK for the maintainer to just commit 
> > it, or would
> > it still need to be approved by the corresponding team?
> > 
> In my mind, it would be better to let the team approve it. While
> crawling the Git to have a look at older German translations, I found
> some work of people, who had really no experience with the GNOME
> translations. In most cases, the translations were even written by the
> (German speaking) developers itself...
> 
> We have a perfect tool named »Damned lies«, and we should use it for all
> our work. You should always forward such things to the D-L pages, or
> recommend the translator to become a team member of his/her language.
> 
> Cheers,
> Mario

OK. I'll tell them do do so. (I just asked because I asked the users of our app 
if they
would contribute some translations).

Thanks,
Chris
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Re: Question on commiting a .po file

2010-08-15 Thread Mario Blättermann
Am Sonntag, den 15.08.2010, 11:23 +0200 schrieb Christopher Roy
Bratusek:
> Hi all,
> 
> say, in case a user of a specific program did a translation not part of the
> gnome-i18n-teams' work, would it be OK for the maintainer to just commit it, 
> or would it
> still need to be approved by the corresponding team?
> 
In my mind, it would be better to let the team approve it. While
crawling the Git to have a look at older German translations, I found
some work of people, who had really no experience with the GNOME
translations. In most cases, the translations were even written by the
(German speaking) developers itself...

We have a perfect tool named »Damned lies«, and we should use it for all
our work. You should always forward such things to the D-L pages, or
recommend the translator to become a team member of his/her language.

Cheers,
Mario

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Question on commiting a .po file

2010-08-15 Thread Christopher Roy Bratusek
Hi all,

say, in case a user of a specific program did a translation not part of the
gnome-i18n-teams' work, would it be OK for the maintainer to just commit it, or 
would it
still need to be approved by the corresponding team?

Regards,
Chris
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