Jacqueline, > > yes, we should start with a look on existing material and resources. > Furthermore I would like to create a list with the contact persons of > the native-lang QA/l10n-teams, if exist (and linking on the > native-lang qa-websites). I think therefore your updated languages > list (issue #79332) should be a good start. > > I would be happy to share the experience of our germanophone > activities doing QA and Localisation (beside the technical process, > more likely what we do for community building, finding team members, > organisation, QA-events, etc.). > > But we should wait a bit, until the nomination period has ended and we > have the new team completed :-) > > Thanks a lot to Sophie, khirano and André, that you already > volunteered to join the team!
Indeed, thanks a lot for them! As for myself, I'd like to structure the names of the pages related to L10N and QA on the wiki, because as much as a wiki has to be spontaneous in the creation of content, I have the feeling that we're missing a couple of important pages that could be valuable to QA teams. Best, Charles. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
