Re: Slowness in farsi translation

["Alireza Hesabi" <alirhes gmail com>]

Do you remember problems that roozbeh made during sep. 2005?

Fights for coordination?

Fights for removing a line of copyright?

disallowing vulenteers to help?

And this is a link (you love links!):
 
http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gnome-i18n/2005-September/msg00264.html

And the link for 2 years of inactivity: mf 417 ir have a link in his mail...

2008/6/26 Ihar Hrachyshka <ihar hrachyshka gmail com>:

2008/6/26 Mohammad Foroughi <mf 417 ir>:

> I strongly insist that roozbeh and his team must change and the new team
> coordination should be given to an institute instead of a single person.

Does the institute contribute to gnome farsi translation? Is there a
significant problem on committing the contributions to SVN? How long
is the delay? Why do you think that the status of 'organization' is
more valuable then the status of 'person'?

>
> this way, an arrogant person can not play with a nation's benefits.

We don't speak there about nation's benefits but about gnome farsi
translation. I really can't get (and don't want to get) the benefits
of your nation. But... just don't miss the thing: contributions are
more valuable then words. And the 'organization' is the same as a
'person' and should "show us the code" (translations of course).

>
> Best Wishes,
> Mohammad Foroughi.
>
>
> On Thu, 2008-06-26 at 09:29 +0430, Alireza Hesabi wrote:
>  <شما چی فکر کردید؟
>>
>  <این روزبه پورنادر یه بچه ننر لوسه که با دانشگاه شریف هم کلی مشکل
>  <داشته! این آدم  کلی پول از دانشگاه شریف گرفته و هیچ کار مفیدی هم
>  <نکرده.
>>
>> Roozbeh: You are just a nasty fascist.

Hey, guys, just think what you say. Fascists are Italian politicians
in 1920-1940, no more, no less...

>> Your only prominence is that
>> you was the first one who got coordination of fa.
>>
>> It is about 2 years that you are inactive and there is no significant
>> change in persian translation. But just know that some people are
>> trying to contribute, you seem active!
>>
>> You just fucked up persian translation.

Facts with links would be good I think.

>>
>  <افرادی مثل تو و اون بهداد بی تربیت ترجمه فارسی را به نابودی کشانده
>  <اند.
>>
>> I know why you re-start your translation: You just wanna keep your
>> domination on persian translation.

Where have you studied the method of mind-reading? Tell us the
address. I'm really interested in this possibility...

>>
>> Please tell the list about your problems with Sharif University
>> (sharif.edu) and problems you made.
>>
>> Please tell the list about times where you blocked translation...

Just tell us about it by yourself: I've already bought pop-corn and a
bear. Let's start the show, yeap!

>>
>> 2008/6/26 s.m ziaei <smziaei gmail com>:
>>         Dont speak in argot
>>         free software isnt your heritage
>>         you must change your treatment
>>         it is not proportional with free software idea
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>         On Wed, Jun 25, 2008 at 12:26 AM, Roozbeh Pournader
>>         <roozbeh gmail com> wrote:
>>                 On Mon, Jun 23, 2008 at 10:47 PM, Mohammad Foroughi
>>                 <mf 417 ir> wrote:
>>                 > [...]
>>                 >  So, Roozbeh, please let others help you...
>>                 >
>>                 > Best Regards,
>>                 > Mohammad Foroughi
>>
>>
>>                 Any person (including people who have not previously
>>                 contributed to
>>                 GNOME translations) is welcome to review Persian
>>                 translations of
>>                 GNOME, if he/she feels competent. I am not stopping
>>                 anybody from
>>                 reviewing translations. The bugs are there, and
>>                 anybody can comment on
>>                 them. (I always do a quick review myself before
>>                 committing patches,
>>                 which may become exhaustive if I think other people's
>>                 reviews have not
>>                 been thorough enough.)
>>
>>                 We've been reviewing translations and fixing bugs in
>>                 Persian
>>                 translations in the meanwhile too. A few patches from
>>                 Hedayat
>>                 Vatankhah, Shervin Afshar, Amir Hedayaty, Elnaz
>>                 Sarbar, and Arash
>>                 Mousavi have been reviewed and/or committed early this
>>                 month, for
>>                 example. Elnaz Sarbar and Behdad Esfahbod had helped
>>                 review them. (I
>>                 have put your patches at the end of my own queue, as I
>>                 believe people
>>                 acting in a polite manner deserve more attention.)
>>
>>                 This email of yours is again full of allegations and
>>                 misinformation. I
>>                 can go over your email and point your false claims
>>                 again and again,
>>                 but it is apparently not worth the time. I won't be
>>                 able to work with
>>                 you if you continue the attacks.
>>
>>                 Roozbeh Pournader
>>
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