On 09/29/2011 04:49 PM, Madalin Grigore-Enescu wrote: > I would be glad to work with Manuel Wolfshant on this. > > Manuel, please let me know if you use any instant messenger client. > Maybe that way we can communicate faster and better on this subject > using our native language... https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/ManuelWolfshant > > Also, after reading your answer, I want to add a note to your opinion > about Romanian CentOS users not reading romanian translations: Most of > the time, I use google to search for specific answers. I bet, more > romanian wiki pages will add more results on google.ro searches, > naturally driving up more readers in our native language. Of course I > may be wrong. I am involved in the RLUG community since it was created ( '98) and most of the people I know would rather read the original. But if you have the time to invest in translations, maybe this will change. > > By the other way, for me, translating the wiki will certainly improve > my CentOS knowledge. I see this as a way both to learn for myself and > doing something positive for the comunity in the same time. > > ---------------- > I also have a proposal about the way we should write from now on: > ---------------- > > I think we must use romanian diacritics like șțâăî in our > translations. This is the correct way to write romanian. I see all the > wiki pages are using UTF-8 character set so there will be no technical > problems with that. Other from writing faster, i see no reason not to > use our language specific diacritics. There is a long debate around that. As long as a whole page is written in one style only ( either with diacritics everywhere or with none ) you have my support. Personally I usually avoid diacritics because in many cases I had bad experience when reading pages which included them, due to missing fonts on the rendering side. Not to mention the large use of wrong characters ( ş instead of the correct one, ș) > > Also if you agree with that Manuel my next step will be to translate > the following page: > > http://wiki.centos.org/Documentation > > into > > http://wiki.centos.org/ro/Documentation > Sure, by all means. _______________________________________________ CentOS-docs mailing list CentOS-docs@xxxxxxxxxx http://lists.centos.org/mailman/listinfo/centos-docs
