Hi Cristi,
Le 24/02/2022 à 01:11, Cristian Secară a écrit :
Hello,
I would like to join the Romanian translation team, so I can translate directly on Weblate (i.e.
not only to make suggestions).
How can I do that ?
Could you let me know your user name on Weblate or the mail address you
used to subscribe there. I'll add you to the Romanian language group.
I do *not* intend to translate neither quickly, nor massively; however, there are several strings
on LO main interface or common dialog that are not yet translated / became untranslated due to code
change, that make a bad impression on users and so I would like to improve the situation a little.
Thanks a lot for your contributions, feel free to translate at the pace
you'd like :)
I already have experience with Weblate, since I am the maintainer of the Romanian translation for
Vivaldi browser, which also uses Weblate for this.
Other than that, I am the maintainer for GIMP & Inkscape Romanian translations and part of the
GNOME Romanian translation team, where I am committer and, on occasions, reviewer (this along with
several other l10n or i18n contributions).
Great!
Cheers
Sophie
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