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On 20.11.2022 23.28, Martin Srebotnjak wrote:
Hello, Ilmari & co.,

for Slovenian:
1. Get Involved >>> Sodelujte
2. Support LibreOffice! >>> Podprite LibreOffice!
3. Editing the wiki >>> Urejanje wikija
4. Help resources >>> Viri pomoči

Please, also make 7.5 release notes on wiki available for translation not
*after the beta1 release* (now locked for l10n), but 10 days (or at least
*one week*) before the beta1 release - beta release is also meant to test
localization effort so far (at least the translation of key new
functions/UI entries before they get localized also in the help and tips
strings) - and release notes provide information what new stuff to look for
in the localization of the beta release ...

They are not locked for l10n because anyone has the right to make pages localisable. The reason to not make the page translatable from the start is that the wiki translation system confuses our otherwise brilliant C++ developers and they break everything by being too clever, inserting translation markers manually. Fortunately the wiki devs are planning improvements to make things less confusing: https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T322743

Ilmari

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