David H. wrote:
I#d very much welcome it, if a full diff of teh changes would be sent to fink-i18n prefixed in the ways previously discussed. We cannot ask every translator to monitor fink-commits. When you change the docs it should be your responsibility to notify "us"
Where is this documented? I don't follow the i18n stuff really, so this is the first I've heard of such "previously discussed" things.
Right now it's at http://fink.useme.net/~alexander/multilingual/ . I'm in the process of migrating it over to the Fink Documentation section, so that people can modify it if they want. When I do so, I'll send out another message.
What format do I send? Do I use a prefix to the subject line? There should be doc on how that works, and it should be sent to fink-devel with a notice making it clear that all developers should read it. We get too much traffic to assume everyone reads every message and knows what to do about i18n. =)
It should all be covered in the "Call for translation" section of the aforementioned document:
http://fink.useme.net/~alexander/multilingual/procedure.php#call-to- translate
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