Hi André, all,
Andre Schnabel wrote:
> Hi,
>
> -------- Original-Nachricht --------
>> Von: Rafaella Braconi <[email protected]>
>
>>> Who is "you" in this caes - or who has to sign the SCA?
>>>
>> very good questions :-)
>>> Is it
>>> a) people who are responsible for a given translation (normally the l10n
>> contacts for a language)
>>> - or -
>>> b) everyone who is going to translate at least one segment?
>>>
>> Everyone who is contributing to the OOo localization with translation
>> (independently from volume) , review + corrections or l10n fixes.
>
> Hmm - this is quite different from the last statement I found on the mailing
> list:_
>
> http://l10n.openoffice.org/servlets/ReadMsg?list=dev&msgNo=8201
>
> The old statement is indeed about JCA (not SCA, which is not code specific
> anymore). The problem is, the did not ask our translators to send in an
> JCA/SCA, as it was "a recommendation". Is this still true or is it now a
> "requirement"?
>
> In case of being a requirement, we have a problem: two of our main
> contributors to German localisation did not send in a JCA / SCA yet.
>
>From what I remember of the SCA discussions, it is now mandatory for all
the l10n contributors. But I thought only for translators, not for
reviewers.
See point 3 of the FAQ
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3. Do I have to fill out a SCA?
Yes, if you intend to contribute source code or other materials
which are intended to be compiled or otherwise integrated with the
OpenOffice.org product, regardless of the size of the contribution
(e.g., including contributions of 10 lines or less). However we
encourage all contributors to the OpenOffice.org website domain,
including the wiki, to fill out the SCA, as it streamlines the process
for all.
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So now, only documentation and extensions (may be also templates) are
not covered by the SCA.
Kind regards
Sophie
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