On 6/10/07, Vincent Bray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Essentially translations must be reviewed by another native speaker, so having the two of you should work out well. I don't know if the previous French translator(s) are still active. Another regular on this list is preparing an xslt stylesheet which I think transforms the xml for mat of the docs to a format suitable for the wiki here:
Yes, I'm building it it currently has some problems but nothing unsolvable I should think. I guess after it produces nice looking output I'll submit it here for XSL experts to review and improve (my work will probably suck big time) Another thing I've been thinking about is the reverse translation, xsl won't cut it... I'm thinking about leaving enough information in the wiki output for it to be xml-able again with a perl script or something. Ideas? http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/Translations
I believe the idea is to use the wiki for collaborative translation before submitting pages to be committed.
Yes, that's the idea. Also it should lower the barrier of entry for people to contribute to translations. Where should I publicize the need for contributors? any idea? (I'm having a lot of problems finding a second native speaker to review the, currently, two docs I've done) V.
