John Francis Lee wrote:
  > Not only does the other have nearly twice the languages of mine, but 
all
> importantly it has Thai!

The Thai version is only about 10% complete. I get the feeling that many 
  people work independently of each other. How can this outfit, and I, 
as we complete more and more of our Thai implementations, merge them 
with each other and all others? Version Control. Is that built in to 
pootle... I guess I'll just have to see exactly what is available and 
wht the plans are by reading all I can... yet I like to ask questions :) 
Sorry.

> 
> What's up? Shouldn't the version number indicate the vast difference 
> between these versions? And where can I get the "good" one?

So my quess now is that that one website is a nexus of sorts for others' 
efforts. Perhaps the idea is not to have individual installations at all 
but to cooperate completely over the wire? But the school at which I 
work, and many, many schools here in Thailand, have intermittent 
internet connections,,, at best.


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