Clytie wrote:
I've been surprised not to see frequent mails on this or the [EMAIL PROTECTED]
list, requesting translations of modules, webpages, documentation, wiki
OOo suffers from having _too_ many mailing lists. The last time I
counted, there were over a hundred mailing lists. As a result, requests
for the things you mention can be scattered over all of them.
little or no discussion of l10n bugs and the continual effort to fix them.
That is due to one of several things:
* They are discussed and (maybe) fixed on a specific list of the NLP
that is affected by the specific bug;
* They are discussed on one of the specific developer lists;
* They are discussed in issuezilla;
* They are ignored;
* The gatekeepers for Issuezilla don't have a clue about history,
geography, writing systems, languages, or anthropology, and hence close
issues because of their ignorance in those subjects;
but we don't seem to be talking to each other very much.
Historically, every time a slightly different aspect of project
management has come up, a new list has been created for it. Which means
that the only communication that happens, is between people who are
subscribed to the same list. If people aren't subscribed to a list,
they have lost the ability to even marginally track what is going
elsewhere in the project.
xan
jonathon
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