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Unfortunately Alex is right. :(
I took care of translating another open source project and I did an effort to raise translations from 40% to 100%. I was super excited. Until I contacted revisors team. No one answered me. From a team of more than 10 reviewers and 100 translators. :(
--Victor Westmann
2015-09-18 18:15 GMT-03:00 Alexandre Prokoudine < alexandre.prokoudine@...5...>:
On Fri, Sep 18, 2015 at 11:38 PM, Maren wrote:
I'm wondering for some time now why Inkscape does not use some sort of
web-based translation platform (like Transifex or Crowdin, maybe even Launchpad's integrated localization capabilities)?
Because they all suck.
I think Martin is trying to establish a more integrated solution, that is meant to be available for translating all Inkscape's resources. It will still take some work, so it's probably not yet time to announce publicly...
The question is whether there will be a way to track and review changes made by completely arbitrary people who try to be helpful or just feeling like messing with translation out of boredom, but have no clue whatsoever about what they are doing. Another question is how much time this review would consume.
Alex
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