In the matter of finding language files for first time users I
think as long as there is no drop down, flags or other direct
links on the first page of wp.org <http://wp.org>, users tend to
use other means to find the information directly in their native
language, instead of browsing around on a site in a language maybe
not so familiar. (This has been pointed out to me a bunch of times
by our Swedish portal members)
If reorganized to make it easier to find on wp.org <http://wp.org>
I'll be sure to reconsider a locale site. As is now, I still can't
see the point, more than as an _extra_ reference.
There is already something like this. Below are screenshots of what
Serbian visitors of wordpress.org <http://wordpress.org> and
wordpress.org/download <http://wordpress.org/download> see when they
visit those pages.
http://img341.imageshack.us/my.php?image=wphomele7.jpg
http://img263.imageshack.us/my.php?image=wpdownloadrz2.jpg
Check out code on those pages just above </body>.
2008/10/27 Mattias Tengblad <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>:
> Sure in other cases a locale site at wordpress would be a benefit,
but in
> case of automatic updates it doesn't really matter. It could
easily be
> checked against SVN. I think this should be up to the language
teams to
> decide. Lets say the update checks the locale site first, if
nothing there
> the SVN is checked.
>
>
http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_in_Your_Language#Swedish_-_Svenska_.28sv_SE.29
> well organized ;)
>
> In the matter of finding language files for first time users I
think as long
> as there is no drop down, flags or other direct links on the first
page of
> wp.org <http://wp.org>, users tend to use other means to find the
information directly in
> their native language, instead of browsing around on a site in a
language
> maybe not so familiar. (This has been pointed out to me a bunch of
times by
> our Swedish portal members)
>
> If reorganized to make it easier to find on wp.org <http://wp.org>
I'll be sure to
> reconsider a locale site. As is now, I still can't see the point,
more than
> as an _extra_ reference.
>
> // Mattias
>
> Peter Westwood skrev:
>>
>> Mattias Tengblad wrote:
>>>
>>> Ok, my point here is that this is supposed to be an *automatic
update
>>> service* for the users. Where in this do the extra site help if
the users
>>> never gonna visit it anyway. In that case why not just check SVN
directly
>>> like a extra site would for the update?
>>>
>>> Sure it can be a good reference point but not for an _automatic_
update!
>>> Just some sort of middleman. Or am I missing something here? Do
you still
>>> need to manually download the language file from a page?
>>>
>> I think the point is that by having the site there is a process for
>> publishing the zip file which includes the translated files and
there is a
>> place for new users to find a translation of WordPress when they
visit
>> wordpress.org <http://wordpress.org>
>>
>> BTW - It would be nice to have a page on the main wordpress.org
<http://wordpress.org> site which
>> linked to all the hosted I18N sites which I wanted to do from my
recent blog
>> post [1]
>>
>> westi
>>
>> [1] -
http://westi.wordpress.com/2008/10/26/wordpress-in-your-language/
>>
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