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Hi Martin,
On 06/02/2011 11:48, Martin Srebotnjak wrote:
Hello,

2011/2/6 Sophie Gautier<gautier.sophie@gmail.com>


  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?


So I've begin to fill a home page with some information :
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Language

I've created a NLT (Native Language Teams) category too, so the pages
should be easy to find.
I'll try to finish to fill the pages during the next week, but in the
meantime, don't hesitate to add what you think is necessary.


I wonder what NLT could also mean. It could be Natural Language Technology,
New Love Testament, NeoOffice/LibreOffice Team, Neanderthals Looking for
Technology, Niagara Luxury Tours, Natural Leotard Tops, Never Liked
Tomatoes, No Language Trespassing or something. :) I hope people get to used
to NLT as LO L10N teams interpret it.

lol, yes, I hope, we were used to NLC, this is a small change to NLT :)

I find the "Language" page name very vague. Maybe plural would help?

Well, I didn't have any good ideas this morning, I just wanted to keep it neutral. But if you have a better name or others have better ideas, no problem to change it.

Kind regards
Sophie
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