Hi Tom, *,
On Wed, Apr 16, 2014 at 3:10 PM, 涛 <yanjingtao@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello,
I'm a submitter of Simplified Chinese Website.
I found there is so much content in new website,and I can't translate
all by myself, in China, we usually use QQ group to chat each other, few
people knows maillist and askbot, so I want to get the Administrator rule
to organize people to translate the new website.
Not sure what QQ groups are, I guess chinese shortform of whatever
Bulletin Board translates to in Chinese (in other words: some forum?)
or some kind of other instant messenger/teamspeak stuff?
So I'm not quite sure what I could do here. If people should get
edit-access in the CMS, then send me a list with email-addresses to
add. Preferrably in CSV format with
Firstname, Lastname, Emailaddress
(firstname and lastname are optional, but I need email address to add people)
As to the amount of content in the subsites: As mentioned in the other
posts: You don't need to provide a 1:1 copy of the English site. Feel
free to trim it down to whatever suits your NL-project.
If I misunderstood completely, please give an example to explain :-)
ciao
Christian
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