Hi! Well, it seems I'm the only one interested in translating opensuse.org into Polish so far... :) There's however one person, who's helping me with that by reading already translated documents and reporting his opinions. I'm grateful for that, so I'd like to place under my username (on the Translation Team page) thanks to Mieczyslaw Solarz (he agreed with that) for supporting me with translation, or just to mention him there as a team member (I believe, virtually he is team member if he's continuosly helping). So here's my question: May I do that? Kind regards, Piotr Orzechowski.
On 2/10/06, Piotr Orzechowski
Hi!
Well, it seems I'm the only one interested in translating opensuse.org into Polish so far... :) There's however one person, who's helping me with that by reading already translated documents and reporting his opinions. I'm grateful for that, so I'd like to place under my username (on the Translation Team page) thanks to Mieczyslaw Solarz (he agreed with that) for supporting me with translation, or just to mention him there as a team member (I believe, virtually he is team member if he's continuosly helping). So here's my question: May I do that?
Kind regards, Piotr Orzechowski.
Poitr, Of course you can. The wiki is as much yours as it is ours, and if you think that someone deserves recognition by naming them, you don't need anybody's permission. Poitr? Is that a Polish form of Peter? Regards, Peter 'Pflodo' Flodin
On Fri, Feb 10, 2006 at 11:05:35PM +1100, Peter Flodin wrote:
Of course you can. The wiki is as much yours as it is ours, and if you think that someone deserves recognition by naming them, you don't need anybody's permission.
Then I must put my thanks to Bill Gates somewhere. he made me use Linux. :-) houghi -- It is better never to have been born. But who among us has such luck? One in a million, perhaps.
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On 2/10/06, Piotr Orzechowski
wrote: Poitr, Of course you can. The wiki is as much yours as it is ours, and if you think that someone deserves recognition by naming them, you don't need anybody's permission.
Poitr? Is that a Polish form of Peter?
Regards, Peter 'Pflodo' Flodin
Thanks for Your answer too! :) Great! Piotr (not Poitr ;) ) is the Polish form of Peter. :D Kind regards, Piotr Orzechowski.
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