[wp-polyglots] Trying to translate a plugin
Nicolás Fantino
nfantino at 100px.com
Tue Feb 28 19:27:13 GMT 2006
Hi!
Maybe I have missed or misunderstood something but, as far I know, this
mailing list was created in order to coordinate the i18n efforts of all
the translation teams... I don't see nothing that support the idea of to
create pages on the codex to do this... in fact, *the codex (or any wiki
system) is not the correct tool to coordinate or discuss nothing (nor
people teams)*. Let us leave this to the DISCUSSION list or, at least, a
forum system.
Please, correct me if I'm wrong but, from the beginning of this list,
it's supposed that any idea, requirement or any other things related
specifically with the internationalization of WP SHOULD be posted and
discussed here... so, the dev team SHOULD read this list to know and
consider them... and, we needn't to read or/and write "here, there and
everywhere". In a few words, don't misuse the tools: no codex, nor chat
(which requires a previous meeting to set up the "real meeting" date
between people from all the world) to coordinate people efforts.
Following with the discussion, I'm not really sure about the need of
involving the plugin's creators into the i18n efforts... at least, not
if they don't want it! The requirements and steps to get i18n a plugin
are so clear and simples and they are fully accesibles at Codex. I think
that any plugin developer that want to i18n should be capable of search
and find the correct documentation or, at least, to figure how gettext
works. BTW, I note that the WP core is looking for "break" with all
plugins (excepting the backup and "Hello Dolly" ones) so I'm not sure
*whether the official translation teams should do anything out of the
core files or not*.
In other order of things... I don't want to create a bad feeling nor
something like this but, I don't think that we really need any
"coordinator of coordinators" *but one person that already be part of
the WP core development team*... anyway, thank you so much for your
efforts, I'm sure you have the best of intentions.
Well, that's all (until now ;))
Greetings!
N :o)))
Stefano wrote:
>Il Tue, 28 Feb 2006 16:27:19 +0100, Pandem <pandemtandem at gmail.com>
>scrive:
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>>Well, if i18n matters are discussed on a different mailing list, what is
>>this one intended for? Do we have to subscribe to the other list as
>>well? Will you or another person act as a bridge between both lists? As
>>one of the Spanish repository maintainers, I'd like to be aware of
>>what's up and maybe have my say on it.
>>
>>Maira
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>The development of WP is usually taken on the hackers mailing list,
>and ther wasn't a specific thread about I18N. Few weeks go started the
>program about WP Responsabilities
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>http://codex.wordpress.org/User:Matt/WordPress_Responsibilities
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>That was asking about volunteers for different part of the WP world, I
>proposed myself as the coordinator for all related to the I18N, we
>havent' started yet really, i did a copuple of post here in previous
>week.
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>Ofted discussione happens on the weekly meeting on IRC too.
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>The idea I have is to make some pages on the codex to coordinate the
>various teams not only for localiztion of WP but for plugins and theme
>too, and have a better information to users about the availability of
>WP in theyr language etc. Any suggestion or idea welcome.
>
>I will keep this list informed about anything about I18N that happens
>on other mailing list nd maybe we could arrange an online meetup too
>in the future, be sure that actually no decision was taken about
>changing internationalizaztion in any way and for sure developpers
>will ask this ML list too in the case of big modification, the same,
>they read this ML too so any suggestion made here will be read don't
>worry.
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