Hi,

I'm confused.
Christian Perrier wrote that Erik's translation update is under
review.  So I wonder where it is and who is reviewing it.
Who blocks the update? The PyTrainer developers or Debian German translators?

I suggest to first get Erik's update in the PyTrainer SVN tree. Then
I'll start to finish it if needed (and no one else wants to).

Best regards,
Andreas

2011/10/28 David García Granda <dgra...@gmail.com>:
> Hi,
>
> As list administrator I approved message below (posts from non member
> need approval) so everyone in this list is aware of his answer. No
> comments from my side except being grateful to Christian for his
> support.
>
> Andreas, I guess Erik's message gives you green flag to update german
> translation for pytrainer if you are still interested. Don't worry, I
> would try my best to get it applied as soon as possible ;)
>
> Regards,
>
> David
>
>
> 2011/10/27 Pfannenstein Erik <debianign...@gmx.de>:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> that's not gonna be the big speech Christian prompted for ...
>>
>> When I read the "no deadline" in Christian's mail to the Debian German 
>> translators,
>> I wondered why, but I didn't bother. I thought, maybe the project is a 
>> little idle
>> at that time, or they publish so many point releases that they can apply my
>> translation every time they like to, but I never ever had an idea that the 
>> project
>> was fallen asleep for YEARS!
>>
>> So, go ahead guys, I don't want our time (mine and Chris' and the time of the
>> people reviewing it) to be wasted for a translation for a project that says 
>> "thanks
>> for your work, we will apply it into ours in a day or a year or in ten years 
>> or
>> when we're in the mood"!
>>
>> Otherwise, if you really are not motivated and I can't do anything about it, 
>> I'll
>> understand, mark that topic as "done" and forget it.
>>
>> Thanks for reading.
>>
>> Regards
>> Erik
>
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