[FM Discuss] Discuss Digest, Vol 29, Issue 2

Maria Inmaculada de la Torre idelatorreie at gmail.com
Sun Oct 4 08:53:18 PDT 2009


I will do what you say. My concern was that I have seen several manuals that
are almost or completely translated, and I don't understand the reason for
them not being published, I don't know whether there is a maintainer or any
other reason for them not be published.

About translating offline my concerns refer to myself, I am translating
offline the Audacity manual because I have a very bad internet connection
and it takes me ages to do anything with an online editor. Also I moved the
first two chapters to the wiki and lost the translation several times, so
not really willing to lose something I'm working on that's the second reason
for translating offline. I think I lost the work because of the connection
issues.

I would like to say that I wouldn't mind to volunteer to be responsible for
one or more manuals but right now I'm not sure I can make that commitment
because of many issues, amongst them the internet connection issue that I'm
trying to sort right now. I'd rather wait until I finish the Audacity manual
at least and see how everything works out.

I will do as you say and go back to you through the list in the maintainer
issue.

Thanks for your answer,

Inma

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> Date: Fri, 02 Oct 2009 12:17:17 +0200
> From: Cara Bell-Jones <carabelljones at googlemail.com>
> To: discuss at lists.flossmanuals.net
> Subject: Re: [FM Discuss] Discuss Digest, Vol 28, Issue 41
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> Hi Inma,
>
> Anyone can contribute to a translation, just login to 'write' and see
> what is already done by clicking on the chapters.
>
> If you are worried that someone might be translating something offline
> you can post to the list asking what is already being done - but to be
> honest it is probably best if you just start translating :)
>
> When it comes to 'publishing' this is done when the whole manual is
> translated. You can either wait for the manual's maintainer to press
> 'publish' when they think it's ready, or you can email the list asking
> for admin to press 'publish' when you think it's ready. Or even better,
> you can volunteer to be responsible for manuals and you can have admin
> rights to 'publish'.
>
> hope this helps :)
>
> cara
>
>
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