Hi, folks, Daniel and I were chatting on Slack this weekend about potentially using AI translation as a way to get some of our wildly out-of-date docs translations caught up, and I’ve been experimenting. I was hoping to get some eyes on some translation updates as part of this experiment. The following docs have been translated using Kiro (https://aws.amazon.com/documentation-overview/kiro/)
http://httpd.rcbowen.com/manual/stopping.html.de http://httpd.rcbowen.com/manual/stopping.html.es.utf8 http://httpd.rcbowen.com/manual/stopping.html.ja.utf8 http://httpd.rcbowen.com/manual/stopping.html.ko.euc-kr In each case, we want to verify: 1) The text accurately reflects what is in http://httpd.rcbowen.com/manual/stopping.html 2) The text is “good” - ie, is how real people write/talk in the language, and feels like it was written by someone who is fluent. 3) The character encoding is right, with no broken glyphs or other weirdnesses. If you’re a fluent speaker of one of these languages, and can verify these things, that would be greatly helpful in getting our translations up to date. The alternative is that we would drop some of these translations from our docs - and indeed some of them should probably go anyways. FYI, if you care, here’s the data: https://boxofclue.com/translation.html Summary: - French is by far the best maintained — 29 of 30 files current, only upgrading.xml is behind. - Russian is current but only covers 2 files. - Spanish is mostly current (11/14), with just 3 files behind. - Korean is the worst off — 22 of 23 files outdated, many based on revisions from 2004-2005 (~21 years behind). - Japanese is similar — 20 of 22 outdated, many from 2006-2008 (~17-19 years behind). - Turkish has 22 of 25 outdated, mostly from 2011-2012 (~10-15 years behind). - German has 8 of 10 outdated, with install and configuring based on 2005-2006 revisions (~19-20 years behind). - Danish, Portuguese-BR, and Chinese are small and entirely outdated. It would probably make sense to drop Danish, Portuguese, Chinese, and Russian. (This looks only at the top directory in the manual, and does not cover the more extensive mod/ directory, or any of the various programs/, ssl/, rewrite/ and so on directories, most of which lack translations entirely.
