Many many congratulations and wish you all the luck. Hope more and more Indic language contributors contribute for this.
rgds Subha
On 26 November 2011 08:34, Gerard Meijssen gerard.meijssen@gmail.comwrote:
Hoi, Today is the translation rally in Pune. What we expect is that we will break the records of translatewiki.net for things like most translated messages in an hour or most translated messages in a day.
What we would not mind is when people from all over India join us in the fun. The localisation of the MediaWiki software is the most effective way of improving the usability of Wikis in a language other then English. Thanks to the use of the "LocalisationUpdate" extension, localisations are likely to be in production within a day maximum two.
I would be more then happy when India proves that it cares for its many languages. Another reason why we want you to join in the fun is because you will be testing our input methods and WebFonts and we REALLY want to learn about any and all issues you find with these... If something does not look good, provide us with a screen shot print it, write on it, scan it but REALLY help us understand what your issues are.
The whole Wikimedia Localisation team is in Pune and we REALLY want to get the most of this opportunity.
Remember, we intent to have WebFonts go live on December 12. Thanks, GerardM
NB Yes, you can have a local system for whatever purpose and run LocalisationUpdate on a daily basis. It will improve the usability of Indic languages when you support these.
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