On 4/12/06, Clytie Siddall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On 12/04/2006, at 9:49 PM, Marco Ferra wrote (in conclusion): > > > For this I ask for advice, and if it's possible for us to have access > > to the same resources given by Debian for the translation process. > > Marco, does the Portuguese (pt) translation team in Debian really > have access to less resources than the other teams?
Yes, I believe so. But this is not specific to the PT team; there isn't a central system equal and shared by all the teams. [...] > I think you will find that some teams have specialist processes which > they have individually created. They are usually willing to share > those with you, when you ask about them. We have such a personalized system ourselves. But it's obvious that, for example, there isn't a mailing list for European PT in lists.debian.org. I think that you agree that it doesn't make any sense. > This can also apply to wikis and other content management they may > individually have set up. > > As part of the Debian Translation Project, I think we all have access > to our team mailing list, the general i18n documentation and status > pages. I know that our coordinators are working hard on building a > more general infrastructure for us. > It's probably important at this stage to distinguish which resources, > from the ones you need, are Debian-specific, and which have been > created by the individual teams. Besides our own system, that we have written for our confort, everything should be Debian specific. What services can Debian provide for translators ? The information is all very disperse. Sincere regards Marco Ferra
