2008/10/26 Adi Roiban <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Also if for example (just hypothetical) Fedora Project would like to > translate Fedora distribution using Launchpad (when it will be free > software) I doubt they will be happy to assign the localization to > Ubuntu Translators groups but maybe they are ok with assigning to > Launchpad Translators.
Just as a quick note. Ubuntu Translators are groups which only work under Ubuntu project, in Launchpad under https://launchpad.net/ubuntu. They have no special rights elsewhere in Launchpad, and there are no Launchpad-wide translation groups. If there would be eg. Fedora in Lauchpad, it would be at https://launchpad.net/fedora, and it would have its own translation groups. It's the same for any project using Launchpad for translations, https://launchpad.net/transmission, except for that many smaller projects unfortunately do not have teams established and allow anyone to change translations. I think it should be (about) like this, since one can join multiple translation groups and a successful background in other translation groups should allow joining to be also more easy. It's not like GNOME translators should automatically be allowed to join KDE translators (if both projects were using Launchpad), since the terminology differs and the projects might have different QA processes etc. So probably when Launchpad becomes free software, it'd be possible to migrate _existing_ Fedora translation project members to the new Launchpad / Fedora translation project, and interested Ubuntu translators could join in. -Timo -- ubuntu-translators mailing list ubuntu-translators@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-translators
