On 18 Feb 2009, at 15:50, Carl Morris wrote:
But I don't see it as an exclusive choice between the two. We can do
both (WP and WordCamp).
I've been researching this and a little unclear why there's a really
simple translation interface here http://translate.wordpress.com/
and also things like this service
https://translations.launchpad.net/wordpress/2.6/+pots/wordpress/cy/+translate
(just an example).
Doesn't that just duplicate efforts?
On is for the strings in use on WordPress.com and one if for the
strings in WordPress core.
WordPress.com will have a larger set of strings to include the
differences in provided features - custom css, file quotas etc.
The job is not to translate WP2.7, it's to update the old
translation to generate 2.7 - and then keep that going for 2.8.
We don't want to keep starting from nothing for each new WP version.
This may be off-topic now (I've joined wp-polyglots) - maybe someone
could reply off-list?
Westi gave us some advice here about gettext
http://westi.wordpress.com/2008/10/26/wordpress-in-your-language/
Again, I'm unclear about how this integrates (if at all) with the
other translation interfaces.
I think the best place for advise in the wp-polyglots list - I'm sure
you will get good help there.
Also once a good Welsh translation exists it would be good to get a
cy.wordpress.org language site up as well to allow people to download
a pre-built package and to be able to upgrade to the new Welsh release
as new releases become available.
westi
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