[opensuse-translation] Creation of the new Spanish Translation Team
Hello, dear Members. This is to request the formation of the new translation group in Spanish. I have been notified that the old organization was disbanded and, recently, I have integrated to contribute with the community from the Spanish Wiki to later do it in other areas. I count on the approval of other users belonging to an unofficial group of openSUSE that I co-manage in Telegram (@openSUSE_Soporte) to join the new team and I will try to contact some users that I have seen collaborating independently in Weblate to integrate them. I share my respective data as indicated by the Wiki guide: Name: Ioannes Andreas Email: ioannes@disroot.org Without further ado, and waiting for your response, I say goodbye. A cordial greeting. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-translation+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-translation+owner@opensuse.org
On 2018-03-06 14:55, Ioannes Andreas wrote:
Hello, dear Members.
This is to request the formation of the new translation group in Spanish. I have been notified that the old organization was disbanded and, recently, I have integrated to contribute with the community from the Spanish Wiki to later do it in other areas.
You do not need any permission, just start working. AFAIK you are the only volunteer, so you are the team. If you get more volunteers, you (all those volunteers) decide to group together. Again, no permission needed from anybody. You just organize to your liking and do it. The previous group was not disbanded by others. We simply stopped contributing. You can also contact other users in the opensuse-es mail list. And you are of course welcomed to use the opensuse-translation-es mail list for your coordination if you wish. -- Cheers / Saludos, Carlos E. R. (from 42.2 x86_64 "Malachite" at Telcontar)
El 06/03/18 a las 09:23, Carlos E. R. escribió:
On 2018-03-06 14:55, Ioannes Andreas wrote:
Hello, dear Members.
This is to request the formation of the new translation group in Spanish. I have been notified that the old organization was disbanded and, recently, I have integrated to contribute with the community from the Spanish Wiki to later do it in other areas. You do not need any permission, just start working. AFAIK you are the only volunteer, so you are the team. If you get more volunteers, you (all those volunteers) decide to group together. Again, no permission needed from anybody. You just organize to your liking and do it.
The previous group was not disbanded by others. We simply stopped contributing.
You can also contact other users in the opensuse-es mail list. And you are of course welcomed to use the opensuse-translation-es mail list for your coordination if you wish.
Very good! I am already making the invitation to known users of the group that I mentioned and, of course, I will contact those who are currently collaborating in Weblate to do it in an organized way. I appreciate your suggestions. Now it's time to organize and... have a lot of fun! :) A cordial greeting, Carlos. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-translation+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-translation+owner@opensuse.org
El martes, 6 de marzo de 2018 14:55:58 (CET) Ioannes Andreas escribió:
Hello, dear Members.
This is to request the formation of the new translation group in Spanish. I have been notified that the old organization was disbanded and, recently, I have integrated to contribute with the community from the Spanish Wiki to later do it in other areas.
I count on the approval of other users belonging to an unofficial group of openSUSE that I co-manage in Telegram (@openSUSE_Soporte) to join the new team and I will try to contact some users that I have seen collaborating independently in Weblate to integrate them.
I share my respective data as indicated by the Wiki guide:
Name: Ioannes Andreas Email: ioannes@disroot.org
Without further ado, and waiting for your response, I say goodbye.
A cordial greeting.
Hello, There are still people who translate the distribution into Spanish. We were much more active in the past. That's all. So there is no need to create a Spanish translation team :) Greetings, -- Javier Llorente
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Javier Llorente