Another thing I forgot: I'm not experienced with Bugzilla, but it seems I can't close/change any translation bugs. Who should/can handle and close them? The people to whom translation bugs are assigned have been inactive for long time, they certainly won't close them. On ד', 2014-04-16 at 11:48 +0300, fr33domlover wrote:
Hello, I'm participating in the Hebrew translation team. It's a tiny team with just 3-4 people, and activity changing all the time: Some people being more busy with other life activites, some becoming less busy. Since recently Damned Lies has become the way to post translations, some new role assignments are required. The current "official" team coordinator is inactive for very long time and didn't respond to my message, and the actual coordinator has been very busy for several months. In addition, there are no Committers at all, so I can't even commit my work to Git. I'd like to make the following changes. First, these are the current active translators I know of: - yoseforb (who also does coding and has git access) - fr33domlover (me) I'd like yoseforb to be the new coordinator, and the "team website" to point to the gnome-il IRC channel. Also, I'd like yoseforb to have all privileges: Commiter, Reviewer, etc. - and unless there are some other strict requirements for these roles, I'd like to be a Committer too (fr33domlover), since having just a single person do this is a bottleneck. I've been sending yoseforb patches and he would push them with my name as signed-off, which was of course a bit inconvenient workaround... If the team coordinator has privileges to change the Hebrew team details, then that's all I need: Once yosrforb (who is very active) has these permissions, we'll edit the page with up-to-date info. Otherwise I need all the changes mentioned above. Thanks in advance! fr33 (skrack @ GimpNet) _______________________________________________ gnome-i18n mailing list gnome-i18n gnome org https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-i18n
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