Re: Localized Pages



I thought about that afterwards and figured the responsibility to approve
translations could fall on GNOME's i18n team.

This idea would also require the site to be entirely database-driven which
my not be desireable b/c of the overhead that incurs. It may also cause
problems w/ linking, but that can be alleviated w/ the use of GET like
Slashdot does.

Wes
xunil vt edu

----- Original Message -----
From: "Aidin Alihodzic" <aidin djesi ba>
To: "Wes Kurdziolek" <wkurdzio vt edu>
Cc: <gnome-web-list gnome org>
Sent: Saturday, November 25, 2000 6:09 PM
Subject: Re: Localized Pages



On Sat, 25 Nov 2000, Wes Kurdziolek wrote:

> > Well, I think we should add some translation but not say it is a very
> > important feature, waht we can do is to design the site to use some
parts
> > international, some other local, but not to put a list of languages on
the
> > front page but for example a link on the front page to another page with
> the
> > whole list of languages or countries or both or whatever, so when I
click
> > espaņol I go to intl.gnome.org/es, and inside there some links can go to
> > www.gnome.com (in english). What do you think?
>
> How about we let viewers of the site translate it for us? Viewers can
click
> a link ("Translate this page" or something similar) that sends them to a
> form where the content is in English at the top of the page and there's
> ample space for a translation in a text box. Have them specify the
language
> they're translating into and their region, and then store the translation
in
> a database. When others view the page again, have a list of translations
for
> them to choose. I don't think that'd be too hard to do, and I can work up
an
> example page for people to play w/.
>
> Wes

and the final product is: lots of Tarsans writing bunch of crap

you haven't said that someone have to control what's written and to allow
or forbid its publishing on the site

--
Aidin
http://www.djesi.ba


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