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Hi Sveinn,
On 02/02/2011 16:21, Sveinn í Felli wrote:
[...]

have you considered starting with simply three columns
instead of three tables? IMO, putting all information in one
place would be fine, as long as it's structured well.

+1

While we're at this, I think the L10n category on our wiki
actually needs some love. Currently, all our pages are quite
scattered. Maybe we need a category home page, or something,
with a list an explanation of what is where. What would you
say?

Rimas

Agree, the page <http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Category:L10n> is a
bit spartan.
And since its the page referred to from
<http://www.libreoffice.org/get-involved/localizers/> I think there
should be some more info on how to participate. This could be a new
"l10n entry page" or simply some text above the categories.

ok, I'll follow Rimas advice on this for now. We will see if we are happy with the result, otherwise, it's easy to modify any way.

Possibly with following items:

General about localization
How to start a new language
Difference between l10n and Native-lang
Translating the software (UI and Help)
Translating the website + wiki
Translation tools
Reviewing, QA and testing RCs

Or something along this route.

Ok, great,

I could write drafts for some of the subjects, if we find someone
willing to proofread non-native english. And if Sophie is willing to
compose the intro... ;-)

Ok, thank you for your proposal, please go ahead on what you want to develop, I have people around me to proofread if needed, so don't be shy :-) I'll work on the intro

Kind regards
Sophie

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