On Tuesday 31 August 2010 03:29:13 Carlos Ribeiro wrote: > Hello fellows > > Let's try to have some fun? > > IMHO this related topic does not have to flood marketing ML. I really > believe that we need to clean our house first and only after that ask > for good neighbors and mates to came and visit our cleaned house and > give their opinions about how things are doing and how to improve it. > > I inviting everyone that have some points to defend about this thread > to join us at our #opensuse-pt channel and have a democratic discussion > way to fix this in the next meeting. > > What do you think guys, could I add this thread as a topic for the next > meeting? > > I really believe up there is the best and democratic place to have > discussions about openSUSE Portuguese language. > > PS: I do not have my opinion about that yet, I hope after our meeting, > some things starts to be more clear in my mind to have a opinion and to > be able to help the Portuguese language TEAM more effectively. Also I > didn't see several english language forums for American english, > australia english, england english, canadina english, south africa > english, .... for example, but again, I believe the better and > democratic way to solve this could be inside our portuguese language irc > channel not here, and I not telling that we do not need use this > Marketing ML, I'm just telling that we need to clean up our house first, > working together with our house mates, before any action involving > Marketing ML.
How about just having a private mail thread about this among you guys? Or having a private IRC discussion? Adding this to a meeting will only increase the flame and amount of discussion... ??? > best regards > and do not forget to ... > > have a lot fun! > > CarlosRibeiro > > > > > > > >>> Em 30/08/2010 às 04:04 PM, na mensagem > <[email protected]>, Luiz > Fernando > Ranghetti <[email protected]> gravou: > > 2010/8/30 Nelson Marques <[email protected]>: > > > On Mon, 2010-08-30 at 14:56 -0300, Luiz Fernando Ranghetti wrote: > > >> While some people want to make Portuguese one of ONU's official > > >> language (by doing the 1990 agreement for example), some people > seams > > >> to go in the other direction, but this is not the right > mailinglist to > > >> discuss this. > > > > > > First, I don't care about politics, unless it's domestic politics. > > > > Second, that doesn't give you the right to deliberately pass on > false > > > information. > > > > > > Second, don't go that way and try to override things that are > tightly > > > related to our culture. As a sovereign nation we are pretty much > capable > > > of deciding our future as we've been doing for the last 1000 years. > > > > Thank you. > > > > > > Third, the official language of Portugal is 'Portuguese' referred > > > nationally as "Português/Portuguese" and internationally as > "European > > > Portuguese" or "Lusitan Portuguese" or "Portuguese of Portugal". > This > > > are the expressions approved to refer to it. If you don't like it, > file > > > a complaint to the organizations that regulate it, which I pointed > in > > > the previous email, else stop passing on false information, no one > > > > really benefits from that, and instead of making people more rich > > > culturally you are actually leading people to mistake. > > > > > > > > > > > > nelson. > > > > > > Ok. > > > > End of discussion, at least from my part. > > > > Regards, > > > > Luiz Fernando Ranghetti > > > > > > >
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