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Hi all,
Do I understand correct that one week before axpected release we get 127 new
strings to translate?

A few days ago I saw Michael Meeks write in an email that release is
expected within very shor time (next week was his words).

I see more and more that we will *not* be able to get a complete
translatione ready for release. I'm sorry but I can't release a product that
is not translated. I fear that our first 'production' release will end up
being a very low quality product that will never get in production anywhere.


If you ask me, a patch with strings comitted this close to release should be
rejected (actually be postponed). If we have changes at present that are
needed - ok fine, but then the release should be postponed.


Cheers,
Leif Lodahl
Danish Team



2011/1/7 Sophie Gautier <gautier.sophie@gmail.com>:
On 07/01/2011 12:46, Rimas Kudelis wrote:

Good news everyone! :)
New strings have arrived to Pootle. All locales now lack at least 127
words ;)

Andras, Rimas, thanks a lot :)
Kind regards
Sophie

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