Daniel Boza wrote: > This is the translations protocol I proposed to the spanish mailing > list. Is based on debian protocol, but a little tweaked for our needs. > The "orders" are in english so other languages teams can use the same. >
> The person that sent the ITR will be the one in charge. This means, if 7 > days have passed and no one send a [REV] he have the decision to change > the status of the translation to [DONE]. > > The document translated will be send in his original form. I mean by > this send the html if it's a web page not a text document with the > translation, but the original document with new text. > > The pages translated will have an "es." prefix. Example, index.html >> > es.index.html. i think country code should go at the end - index.html.es also, could ways to push translations upstream (if doco starts being translated) be considered? thanks kk > > An example of a message to the list will be: > > Subject: [ITT] (builder.html) > > Message: <<link to the page here>> > > Please tell what do you think > -- -- Karl Goetz User of gNewSense: Free as in Freedom - http://www.gnewsense.org Australian Ubuntu users team - http://wiki.ubuntu.com/AustralianTeam User of Debian, The Universal Operating System - http://www.debian.org
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