Please add the following users as translation editors for my theme: https://wordpress.org/themes/generatepress/
Thanks!
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Martin Tod
Hi, I’m the developer of Rotating Tweets (https://wordpress.org/plugins/rotatingtweets/).
I would like @abhis2.0 to be the translator of the Hindi edition.
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Mattias Tengblad
Country Statistics for Attendees on GWTD
Here are some country statistics for the signups on wptranslationday.org (based on 1149 attendees). A total of 105 countries are represented.
- Argentina 12
- Armenia 2
- Australia 4
- Austria 4
- Azerbaijan 1
- Bangladesh 6
- Belarus 2
- Belgium 4
- Benin 2
- Bolivia 2
- Bosnia and Herzegovina 2
- Brazil 96
- Bulgaria 14
- Cambodia 4
- Cameroon 4
- Canada 18
- Chile 9
- China 66
- Colombia 17
- Congo, Democratic Republic of the 1
- Costa Rica 2
- Croatia 3
- Cuba 5
- Czech Republic 6
- Côte d’Ivoire 2
- Denmark 5
- Dominican Republic 2
- Ecuador 4
- Egypt 11
- El Salvador 1
- Estonia 1
- Ethiopia 1
- Finland 6
- France 42
- Georgia 5
- Germany 37
- Greece 21
- Guatemala 6
- Haiti 1
- Honduras 1
- Hong Kong 2
- Hungary 3
- India 51
- Indonesia 27
- Iran 25
- Iraq 3
- Israel 13
- Italy 36
- Japan 18
- Jordan 3
- Kazakhstan 5
- Kenya 1
- Kuwait 1
- Kyrgyzstan 1
- Latvia 1
- Macedonia 2
- Madagascar 1
- Malawi 1
- Malaysia 1
- Mexico 19
- Moldova 3
- Mongolia 1
- Morocco 12
- Mozambique 1
- Nepal 3
- Netherlands 26
- Nigeria 1
- Norway 3
- Oman 1
- Pakistan 4
- Palestine 4
- Panama 1
- Peru 10
- Philippines 2
- Poland 32
- Portugal 12
- Romania 13
- Russia 27
- Rwanda 1
- Saudi Arabia 16
- Serbia and Montenegro 7
- Slovakia 6
- Somalia 1
- South Africa 1
- South Korea 14
- Spain 56
- Sri Lanka 1
- Sudan 1
- Sweden 11
- Switzerland 7
- Syria 1
- Taiwan 9
- Tanzania 1
- Thailand 16
- Togo 1
- Tunisia 4
- Turkey 88
- Ukraine 24
- United Arab Emirates 3
- United Kingdom 9
- United States 20
- Uruguay 2
- Uzbekistan 5
- Venezuela 11
- Vietnam 17
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Petya Raykovska
Beautiful! Thanks Mattias! I’m curious what the results will be at the end of the day 🙂
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tendar
Hello Mattias, M sorry to bother you but where is Tibet in the country list ? We also signed up in the Google Spreadsheet on local events. Nevertheless Thank you for this superb initiative.
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Mattias Tengblad
Might be an error in the dropdown @ https://wptranslationday.org/#attend, Tibet doesn’t seem to be present in that list and therefor not in the stats 🙁 (these stats are specific to the signups in the form on https://wptranslationday.org/#attend )
There was 1 registration as “Country”
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tendar
Alright Mattias ! Understood and thank you for the Prompt reply.
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Kazama
16 for Thailand 🙂
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ricardobraz
96 for Brazil. 🙂
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Naoko Takano
Very nice! 105 countries, amazing 😀
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mbigul
Wow, great news. A true global participation. We can expect around 100 people from India 🙂
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Peter 2:57 pm on April 20, 2016 Permalink | | Resolved
Bego Mario Garde marked this resolved
1:43 am on April 22, 2016
petersplugins • de_DE PTEHi,
please add me as Translation Editor for #de_DE for my plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/javascript-autoloader/.
Thanks
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Bego Mario Garde
You now can edit translations for https://wordpress.org/plugins/javascript-autoloader/
To keep the translation consistent with other translations, please make use of our glossary at https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp/dev/de/default/glossary.
Best regards, Bego
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Petya Raykovska
Notes from the Polyglots chat on April 20th
Locale and tech stats after a week of WordPress 4.5
Releases: 160 locales. 55 locales up to date. 0 locales behind by minor versions. 20 locales behind by one major version. 16 locales behind more than one major version. 59 locales have a site but never released. 10 locales don᾿t have a site.
- Th and Ary are at 100% but haven’t released. Petya to check with @kazama and @sa3idho if they need help
- Translations: 160 locales. 54 locales at 100%. 5 locales have more than 95%. 7 locales have more than 90%. 24 locales have more than 50%. 59 locales have less than 50%. 11 locales don᾿t have a WP project.
- Three new locales will be added today, the third one needs some research asap.
- @ocean90 is kicking off the 4.6 i18n today, if you’d like to join: https://make.wordpress.org/core/2016/04/20/i18n-kickoff-for-4-6/
Global WordPress Translation Day – all hands on deck!
Final recap before the event: 36 local events. 11 remote events. 20 live streaming sessions. 1074 signed up as of just now.
There’s a twitter account that will give information about the event throughout the day and then general info about translating WordPress. You can follow it here: https://twitter.com/translatewp
The speakers and helpers behind the scenes will be invited to join https://wptranslationday.slack.com for the day.
Live sessions
Live sessions will be in Crowdcast: you can already join the event: https://www.crowdcast.io/e/wptranslationday/register
- The technical setup for the live sessions
@petya will invite speakers onscreen when their session time comes, no need to install anything, you only need stable internet and a computer with a microphone and camera. Speakers should be online at least 30 minutes prior to their talk. - What you need to do for your session
@petya will invite participants to join automatically, then you can play your slides (or not) and talk to people in your camera - A trial run of the live streaming on Thursday and Friday
@petya will create a test event, invite all speakers for trial runs and everyone invited can test Crowdcast and see how live sessions will go. She will be available to walk everyone through the process during these hours. Speakers will receive invites.
Local events
- If you’re organising a local event and need help with your initial setup, questions will be more than welcome. We’re going to help you to:
- Locate resources for the contributors who will come to your event
- Download the general slides to present the Polyglots team, the work that we do and the tools that we use.
- On the day:
- Choose a goal for the day
- The best Handbook page for new contributors is https://make.wordpress.org/polyglots/handbook/about/get-involved/getting-started-at-a-contributor-day/
Remote events
Before you start the day, please say “Hello” in the #Polyglots channel on Slack and provide a link to the place where you’re running your remote event (local slack channel or IRC channel or any other place where you’re communicating with other translators)
Glossary and Style Guide resources
- A Call for Glossary and Style Guide resource links – let’s gather all the resources we have in the newly created Resources page in the handbook (Thank you, @nao). Please write a comment below the page with the links to your local glossary and style guide.
General goal as a team for this year is trying to get as many of the top 100 plugins and themes fully localized. Top 100 is defined by active installs. There is currently no filter to select the most active themes and plugins, but @savione will create an issue on meta trac.
Logs from the chat: https://wordpress.slack.com/archives/polyglots/p1461146211000125 (Thank you for the notes, @pixolin!)
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Mattias Tengblad
Did we have any statistics on locales for the sign ups? *Curious* 🙃
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Krzysztof Trynkiewicz (Sukces Strony)
1. The Slovakian Style guide URL at https://make.wordpress.org/polyglots/handbook/tools/list-of-glossaries-per-locale/ is pointing to the Japanese version.
2. Some people are adding URLs in the comments section at the above URL, please parse that.
3. For Polish (pl_PL), here are the links:-
Alin Marcu
@eclare thanks for the heads up! The Polish resources were added. Thank You!
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Naoko Takano
I’m doing a cleanup of WordPress.com Translation Resouces page found the links below. I want to ask respective GTEs if these are still current. I’m pinging one or two GTEs so it won’t be too noisy, but feel free to reply if you are also a GTE!
I removed all of these from the WordPress.com resources page. We can just link to the new .org page now 🙂
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Alin Marcu
All the resources mentioned for #ro_RO are current and mantained.
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Naoko Takano
Opps, forgot to check that even though I saw your comment. Thank you!
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Bego Mario Garde
Greetings from Germany. We are about to publish the Translation Style Guide on de.wordpress.org (and used the existing Translation Style Guide for WordPress.com before). I’ll provide you with the link, when we are done (i.e. this week).
The link to the translation blog (teamwpde.wordpress.com) is correct, yet we use it rarely since the introduction of Slack.
The other link to the wpde.org-forum is legacy and shouldn’t be published.
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Naoko Takano
Sounds good, let me know the new link whenever it’s ready. I’ll add it to the handbook page. Thank you!
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Birgit Olzem
Hi @nao, when I´ve published the Translation Style Guide on de.wordpress.org, I can put the link to the list myself (I have editor rights to the handbook, too), so it is not needed to bother you 😉 // @pixolin
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Naoko Takano
Perfect, thanks for checking it off the list. ✅
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Luis Rull
HI Naoko: This is one support path we keep using because its openess (no need to registrer on slack)
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Naoko Takano
I see! I’m not sure where to put it in the resource chart, so I’ll let you direct users to the forum.
Thanks for the clarification!
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Kostas Vrouvas
Resources mentioned for #el are current and actively mantained!
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Naoko Takano
Great, added to the list 🙂 Thanks @kosvrouvas
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Wolly aka Paolo Valenti
wpitaly is active and maintained buy I think it was there before you opened italian forums here too.
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Naoko Takano
Ok, so I guess it’s not necessary to add it to the handbook page. The resources page on WordPress.com doc was added 2 years ago, so it’s a good thing we are updating the .org resource links!
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Wolly aka Paolo Valenti
I think it’s not yet necessary 🙂
On wpitaly there are style guides, but now there are on wp.org too.
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Petya Raykovska
Agenda for the Polyglots chat on April 20th
Dear polyglots,
Here’s a short agenda for the Polyglots chat today.
- Locale and tech stats after a week of WordPress 4.5
- Global WordPress Translation Day – all hands on deck!
- If you’re speaking (doing a live session, it’s highly recommended you participate in the chat today). We’re going to discuss:
- The technical setup for the live sessions
- What you need to do for your session
- A trial run of the live streaming on Thursday and Friday
- If you’re organising a local event and need help with your initial setup, questions will be more than welcome. We’re going to help you to:
- Locate resources for the contributors who will come to your event
- Download the general slides to present the Polyglots team, the work that we do and the tools that we use.
- If you’re speaking (doing a live session, it’s highly recommended you participate in the chat today). We’re going to discuss:
- A Call for Glossary and Style Guide resource links – let’s gather all the resources we have in the newly created Resources page in the handbook (Thank you, @nao)
- Open discussion
The chat starts at 11am UTC on Slack. See you there!
Cheers,
Petya
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Makarand Mane
Hello Polyglots!
I am Makarand Mane @mkrndmane We are team of 5 contributors @erjaydeep7576 @adityachougale @tusharwesanekar @unsharpme including me, started translating WordPress in Marathi.
There is only one translation editor for marathi is active. As I am student of Marathi medium school, have good knowledge of Marathi. I want to become a Marathi Translation Editor. I know there is already one active editor, but if you add me as editor for Marathi then approval process can get more speedy. As load on one editor will get lowered.
We are targeting 100% translation by Global WordPress Translation Day.
Thanking you all..
Makarand Mane @mkrndmane
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Petya Raykovska
Hey @mkrndmane! Thanks for the request!
@patilswapnilv and @kidakaka are the current translation editors for Marathi! I’m sure they’ll appreciate the help.
@patilswapnilv If you’re ok with adding a new General Translation Editor, please follow the instructions here and add @mkrndmane so you can get Mr to 100% faster https://make.wordpress.org/polyglots/handbook/rosetta/roles-and-capabilities/adding-new-users/#adding-new-general-translation-editors
Thank you!
Petya
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Pär Thernström 8:28 pm on April 18, 2016 Permalink | | Resolved
Sergey Biryukov marked this resolved
9:45 pm on April 18, 2016
eskapism • sv_SE PTEHi,
I’m the developer of Simple History (https://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-history/).I would like @icopydoc to be the maintainer of the Russian translation. Thanks
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Petya Raykovska
Global WordPress Translation Day live sessions schedule – draft 1
Hey everyone,
I prepared a first draft of the schedule for the GWTD live streaming based on the list of live sessions suggested in the Organising Spreadsheet.
You can see the schedule on the “Live Streaming Agenda“ tab (underlined red)
Confirmed speakers
@savione, @wolly, @nao, @coachbirgit, @pokeraitis, @tacoverdo, @luisrull, @fxbenard, @jordicuevas, @isaackeyet, @johnbillion, @garyj, @ocean90 could you please check if the designated slots are ok with you and if you need to switch or have a preferred spot that you haven’t indicated in the spreadsheet, please let me know and we can switch.
We have one slot left in the morning, at 05:00 UTC and considering the number of events in India (amazing!), it would be great if we could have 1 or 2 short training sessions for some of the Indian locales #hi_IN, #mr, #gu, #ml
@gounder @mbigul @gagan0123 @gyan Would any of you (or maybe more than one) like to take on the 05:00 UTC slot and maybe do a live streaming session for the locale you’re managing?
From the most downloaded languages currently we’re missing #ar, #ru, #pt_PT, #pt_BR, #zh_CN #zh_TW. There is still time if any of the GTEs would like to get involved – we have a slides template you can use.
Sessions on general L10n, i18n & Polyglots processes
I’ve included several sessions that are not training in the schedule:
- Introduction to the WordPress Polyglots team – what we do, how we work, roles, processes (basically the first part of the general template with the roles and capabilities handbook page content featured) – Petya
- Joan Boluda: On I18n – Plugin Documentation and Support for the Whole World (Video recording from WCEU 2015)
- Plugin/Theme authors: How to get your plugin or theme on translate.wordpress.org (needs a speaker, would you like to do it?)
- Plugin/Theme Authors: How to find translators for your plugins and themes (needs a speaker, would you like to do it?)
- Plugin/Theme Devs: Internationalisation for WordPress developers – the right way to prepare your themes and plugins for translation with John Blackbourn (John was kind enough to accept my invitation to do a live talk on the proper way to prepare your software for L10n)
- Yoav Farhi: Localization – Beyond Translation (Video recording from WCEU 2015)
- Automatic updates or how WordPress updates translations around releases (hopefully Dominik could do that one)
- GlotPress as a Plugin – current state and project roadmap (again, I’m hoping Dominik will have time to pick that one)
Remaining time slots – let’s think about how to fill them
We currently have three remaining 1-hour time slots in the schedule – 5am UTC (I’m hoping one of the Indian L10n teams will take that one), 9pm UTC and 10pm UTC.
There are several things we can do with them:
- Play sessions from earlier for people in the later time zones (John’s session, the introduction to the Polyglots team session, How to get translators session)
- Switch one of the video recordings to the late slots and do a panel with several GTEs talking about how we manage our local translation teams and comparing best practices.
- Do something else – ideas welcome!
You’re up!
Feedback on the schedule, suggestions, comments, questions are much needed! If you see the words “needs a speaker, would you like to do it?” next to a session title, you can pick it up! Please raise your hand. I might be able to do all those, but I don’t want to do them all, there are so many of you that have that knowledge!
Thank you all in avance for your amazing work so far for this event. We have more than 920 people signed up on the site to participate in the initiative. Let’s make it worth their while and show the world what a fantastic job we’re doing.
Love,
Petya
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fxbenard
Hi all,
7am will be impossible for me, I’ll be on the road to go to Bordeaux. Things start at 8am there and I will love to say hi to everybody, get settle before launching the session.-
Petya Raykovska
We’ll find you a better slot, @fxbenard, no worries.
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Peter Nemcok
I changed my preference. I would like to have the session at 8am or 9am UTC (10am/11am in Slovakia) because that is at the beginning of our Contributor Day. But if it is not possible, I will just do the presentation twice (one for local contributors, second for remote ones) as primarily intended.
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Petya Raykovska
@savione How do you feel about taking the 7am slot (that’s 9am in Slovakia)?
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Peter Nemcok
That is too early.
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Petya Raykovska
Ok. Let’s try this again then. @fxbenard Is 11am UTC ok for you? If that works, I can move @savione to the 9am UTC slot.
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fxbenard
@petya You mean 9 am UTC -11 h 00 France as in the spreadsheet – it will be fine for me
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Petya Raykovska
@fxbenard, no I mean 11am UTC, Peter asked for the 8am UTC or 9am UTC slot and I’m trying to switch him with someone 🙂 That’s why I asked if you’re ok with 11am UTC, which is Peter’s current slot
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fxbenard
My family coming specially for lunch and we’re having a big lunch with all translators. 11am UTC will be kind of hard for me.
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Petya Raykovska
Of course it’s ok 🙂
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Petya Raykovska
@savione Your other option is switching with @tacoverdo. If Taco’s ok with taking the 11am UTC slot.
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Taco Verdo
I would gladly take the 11am UTC slot, as we will not start our translation day before 11am local time which makes 8am UTC hard/impossible for me.
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Peter Nemcok
Switching with Taco is ok for us.
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Saurabh Shukla
@gagan0123 has been away for a family engagement, but I can confirm #hi_IN is ready to take up the said slot.
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Petya Raykovska
Yaaaaay! That’s awesome, @saurabhshukla thank you so much. Adding you to the Schedule.
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Saurabh Shukla
Also, I second the
“Switch one of the video recordings to the late slots and do a panel with several GTEs talking about how we manage our local translation teams and comparing best practices.”
idea. As a part of a nascent and a messy team, I think I can speak for at least all the new Indian languages that we could use such a session a lot.
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Petya Raykovska
Let’s see if more people get on board and we can absolutely do that.
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Francesca Marano
“Plugin/Theme authors: How to get your plugin or theme on translate.wordpress.org (needs a speaker, would you like to do it?)” we could ask Dennis Ploetner maybe?
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Petya Raykovska
Awesome idea! @francina could you jump on this? Get Dennis here?
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Francesca Marano
Pinged him on Slack 🙂
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Dennis Ploetner
I’m not sure that I have enough time to prepare something useful for Sunday. Some members (including me) of the local meetup group will meet together during the afternoon anyway…
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Petya Raykovska
Too bad, but thanks anyway, Dennis.
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mbigul
All the best @saurabhshukla (y)
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Gary Jones
I’m going to need to drop out (14:00 UTC slot), and I’ve not found anyone else to cover an en-* locale. Sorry.
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Petya Raykovska
Thanks for letting us know, Gary!
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Claudio Sanches
If still needed, I’m free for “Plugin/Theme i18n: How to prepare your plugin or theme for translate.wordpress.org (needs a speaker)”.
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Petya Raykovska
@claudiosanches That would be awesome, thanks Claudio! Our slot for this talk is pretty early right now – 4am UTC. I don’t know where you are in the world, but if you’re in Brazil, maybe it’s better to take the 8pm or 9pm slots?
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Petya Raykovska
@claudiosanches Just noticed we also don’t have a sessions for translating WordPress to Portuguese, neither from the pt_BR nor from the pt_PT team.
Any interest in doing one? We have a slide deck prepared with the general information that just needs to be translated and specifics added for the particular language.
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Claudio Sanches
@petya, I’m in Brazil, 5 UTC is still 2 am for me, not then it would not be a problem. But could switch to 8 or 9 too.
And yes, I’d be happy to talk about translating to Portuguese 🙂
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Petya Raykovska
@claudiosanches ACE! Could you fill in your details in this document, in the Live Streaming Sessions tab?
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Petya Raykovska
@claudiosanches forgot to mention you in the comment above, just making sure you get the ping ^^
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Claudio Sanches
@petya done 🙂
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Marco Milesi 12:35 pm on April 17, 2016 Permalink | | Resolved
Luis Rull marked this resolved
7:01 am on April 18, 2016
Milmor • it_IT PTEHello Polyglots,
I am the plugin maintainer for EU Cookie Law – https://wordpress.org/plugins/eu-cookie-law/. Please add the following Translator Editor:
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Luis Rull
done
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Marco Milesi
Thank you but… Why he’s not listed?
https://translate.wordpress.org/locale/es/default/wp-plugins/eu-cookie-law
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RavanH 6:31 pm on April 16, 2016 Permalink | | Resolved
Petya Raykovska marked this resolved
12:51 pm on April 18, 2016
RavanH • nl_NL PTEHi, not sure how this works but could I be added as Dutch Translation Editor for my own plugins?
https://wordpress.org/plugins/coolclock/
https://wordpress.org/plugins/easy-fancybox/
https://wordpress.org/plugins/jetpack-module-control/
https://wordpress.org/plugins/xml-sitemap-feed/Thanks 🙂
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Petya Raykovska
Should be ok. @chantalc @tacoverdo Could you take a look?
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Taco Verdo
@RavanH, you have been added as PTE for easy-fancybox, jetpack-module-control and xml-sitemap-feed for #nl_NL.
You have not been added as PTE for https://wordpress.org/plugins/coolclock/, because it doesn’t seem available on translate.wordpress.org.
If you have any questions about translating to Dutch, please join the Dutch polyglots on the Dutch Slack. You can sign up here: https://wpnl.slack.com/signup.
Please keep in mind the Glossary for Dutch when checking translations.
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Petya Raykovska
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RavanH
Thanks all !
Question: why could https://wordpress.org/plugins/coolclock/ not be available on translate? Should I just wait or is there something wrong?
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socialdude
Hello Polyglots!
I am the plugin author for the following plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/ultimate-social-media-plus/. We have a number of great translation editors that we’d like to be able to approve translation for our plugin.
Please add the following WordPress.org users as translation editors for their respective locales:
Could you please also add myself (@socialdude) as a translator editor for all languages?
If you have any questions, just comment here. Thank you!-
Alin Marcu
Hi @socialdude,
By #fr do you mean fr_FR, fr_CA or fr_BE and for #fa is it fa_AF or fa_IR?
Regarding your question, here’s the answer: https://make.wordpress.org/meta/handbook/documentation/translations/#im-a-plugin-author-how-do-i-become-a-project-translation-editor-for-my-plugin
Thank you!
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socialdude
Ok cool, thank you for the clarification
Can we add the French translators to all French-locales, is that possible (and the same for the Persion one)?
Another translator just came in: Could you please add @sofyand as a translation editor for Indonesian (id) also?
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Athanasiadis Evagelos
el added @calci
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socialdude
Thank you Athanasiadis!
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Alin Marcu
@socialdude regarding your other request, once editors are added they can import PO files to their respective locale. I think the #meta-i18n channel on Slack is more appropiate for that type of question/request, regarding imports of existing translations.
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socialdude
@deconf Thank you Alin, I posted this request on #meta-i18n but was pointed here http://screencast.com/t/OcNY7NWu. But in any case, I got my answer, so I’ll ask the translators to try it. Thank you 🙂
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socialdude
@chris_dev Thanks Chris!
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Ste_95 7:49 am on April 16, 2016 Permalink | | Resolved
11:37 pm on April 18, 2016
Ste_95 • it_IT PTEHi there,
I’d like to be added as Translation Editor for Italian for the plugin Post Pay Counter https://wordpress.org/plugins/post-pay-counter/. My username is Ste_95.Thanks!
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Wolly aka Paolo Valenti
Done!
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mbrsolution 3:42 am on April 16, 2016 Permalink | | Resolved
2:40 pm on April 16, 2016
mbrsolution • es_ES PTEHello Polyglots!
I am the plugin helper in the forum for Simple Membership – https://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-membership/. I would like to be added as the Spanish Translator Editor. Please add me for the respective locale:
If you have any questions, just comment here. Thank you!
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Luis Rull
done
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mbrsolution
Thank you Luis 🙂
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Evgeniy Kutsenko
Hello Polyglots!
I am the plugin author for Addurilka – https://wordpress.org/plugins/addurilka/ & Simple Q&A – https://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-qa/. I would like to be added as the Russian Translator Editor. Please add me for the respective locale:Addurilka – https://wordpress.org/plugins/addurilka/
Simple Q&A – https://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-qa/
If you have any questions, just comment here. Thank you!
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Alin Marcu
Hi @jon4god, if you need to add more PTEs for the above plugins, please leave a reply here instead of creating a new request.
Thank you!
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Wolly aka Paolo Valenti 8:55 am on April 22, 2016 Permalink | Log in to Reply
#it_IT done.
edge22 3:56 pm on April 22, 2016 Permalink | Log in to Reply
Thank you! 🙂
Tom 3:54 pm on April 22, 2016 Permalink | Log in to Reply