On 3/2/06, Suzan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Eh, so you want a separate organisation for carrying on translation on Rosetta ?
Convoluted logic, Can't really have anything to say to such stupidity
Your point being ?
Uh, really ? Well then you two should sort it out in public. Besides, there is nothing to indicate that you were interested in L10N work in the Ubuntu-Bengali project. Correct me if I'm wrong but all L10N teams in Ubuntu generally follow the ubuntu-l10n-<lang name> naming convention. Then again why should anyone on behalf of Ankur Bangla contact you ? And by Jamil bhai's original question, where the hell is the announcement ? You claim you registered the project in January. You came to India after that, met us in person and didn't have the decency to drop us a message that you have the project up and running ? And why is the membership restricted ? You want to have a cabal ?
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I created this team in January. That time I did some
translation on "tomboy" in rosetta. You can't tell me
that why I didn't inform list. Bcos in the team page I
didn't use "Ankur Group" name as my Project home page.
Eh, so you want a separate organisation for carrying on translation on Rosetta ?
So I didn't inform the list but informing would be
better. But you should inform the list bcos you use
the url of www.bengalinux.org as your Project home
page in https://launchpad.net/projects/ubuntu-l10n-bn
Convoluted logic, Can't really have anything to say to such stupidity
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--- Soumyadip Modak <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
> Do we have to take prior permission from core for
> every step we intend to take before we take it ?
> I ask this because of my brief stay as a member of
> Ankur Bangla team, I never ever had seen any such
> hard and fast rule set down.
> Generally we announce at Ankur Core first. I guess
> you don't know our
> > policy as you are new comer. :)
>
>
> URL to the policy please.
Yes, there is, after the FireFox Bengali issues. If
you want to know more, go to ->
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=11839760
. In that mail Sayamindu told that "7. All project
coordinators are listed at
http://sourceforge.net/project/memberlist.php?group_id=43331 "
b.ghose is there??? I don't think so.
Your point being ?
> Incidentally, if this requirement to post to core
is
> a prerequisite, how
> come this has been set up just today:
> https://launchpad.net/people/ubuntu-l10n-bn/
> At least BG had the decency to post to
> rosetta-users.
Bcos I asked you why b.ghose don't contact with me
when you saw that there is a existing group named
"Ubuntu Bengali Team"
https://launchpad.net/people/ubuntu-bengali . I'm sure
b.ghose saw that name when he did translation of
'tomboy'. bcos before him, I did translation of
'tomboy'.
Uh, really ? Well then you two should sort it out in public. Besides, there is nothing to indicate that you were interested in L10N work in the Ubuntu-Bengali project. Correct me if I'm wrong but all L10N teams in Ubuntu generally follow the ubuntu-l10n-<lang name> naming convention. Then again why should anyone on behalf of Ankur Bangla contact you ? And by Jamil bhai's original question, where the hell is the announcement ? You claim you registered the project in January. You came to India after that, met us in person and didn't have the decency to drop us a message that you have the project up and running ? And why is the membership restricted ? You want to have a cabal ?
> This ham handed attitude of a section of the
> Bangladeshi Ankur Bangla
> volunteers is really very disturbing.
Exucse me man!! How many days you are contributing to
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Ankur Group? If Sayam say this i'll not say anything.
But you can't say this.
Uh ? Well fine, I'll stick around un [EMAIL PROTECTED] only long enough to check the status of the launchpad issue after Jamil bhai comes back. Thereafter I promise never to be associated with this project, to the extent that I'll spin off ttf-bengali-fonts and aspell bn from the Debian-In project and hand it over to somebody else to maintain, preferably someone from Bangladesh.
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Soumyadip Modak
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
