Hello!

  I'm going to use Globalize in my app. While playing with Globalize I 
tried translation view example from globalize-rails.org. I like the way 
those things work -- text appears in translator's view (and also in 
globalize_translations table) after it is first time requested by app. 
Anyway there are some rough edges. Here are the ones that bother me 
more:
  1. When a text is requested by application record dedicated to it's 
translation is put for current language only. My application should use 
only 5 languages and it seem reasonable for me to create empty 
translations for all languages simultaneously.
  2. Model translations seem to be created only when such translation is 
saved. I think it will be useful to have empty model translations 
created automatically as view translations or to be created 
simultaneously for all languages after a record in translatable table is 
created.
  My questions are:
  What is supposed/prefered/recomended way to organize translators 
workplace with Globalize? Is it supposed to manage already created 
records in globalize_translations or it should create records by itself 
based on translatable tables?
  Can described behaviors be achieved using current version of 
Globalize? If not, probably someone could give me some hints of how to 
fix Globalize to work this way?

Tim

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