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[Ivo Reumkens <ivoreum@xxxxxxxxx>]

I think you totally right, I was thinking the same.
But my biggest ussue by translating is the follwowing point, if you copy a
file to translate it, you have to update it manually if the English version
is updated. If you doesn't, all the languages will be different from each
other. So I suggest to use launchpad (I thought thas updates the translation
automaticcaly), and another reason is that more people help.
This if my first time I translate something using a branch, normally I just
use launchpad.

My other problem is that the development is a bit quite. We need a tour for
Chromium, Opera, Midori and tours for more advenced people would be great.
Also I think we need to update the TODO list, it's really out of date.
Because about-ubuntu needs new screenshots, with Unity. And OpenOffice is
replaced by LibreOffice.
Maybe we can organise a meeting, soon?

Regards,
Ivo

2011/2/15 Alexander Lancey <alex@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

> I was just going through the wiki, when I stumbled upon the volunteers
> list <https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuTour/Volunteers>. I don't think it's
> very useful any more, mainly because of its age.
>
> I think, particularly for translating, we should set up a webpage for "yes,
> I can help" signups. I'm mainly thinking of translating because that's
> really important, but most of it can't be done until just before milestone
> releases. That way we have a tool for collecting information, and batch
> alerts for when we need help.
>
> Anyone have any ideas for organization?
>
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