[Ubuntu-ch] Language
Tribaal
tribaal at gmail.com
Fri Oct 24 15:18:06 BST 2008
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Hey
I totally agree on the general idea - I didn't intend to exclude people
from our list!
The problem is that we need to remain coordinated while enabling people
speaking (only) our national languages to reach us... Having 3/4/5 lists
would require some of us to translate info from one list to the other so
that we remain synced, or something.
Or maybe we should just encourage people to post in their language of
preference, and rely heavily on google translator? :)
One solution would be to reply in whatever language the original post
was, but discipline ourselves to copy/paste a possibly automatic
translation of the reply in the message as well, so that people get a
general idea of the question - topic?
Maybe we should even automate this (like providing "this email in French
- - German - Italian - English" links at the bottom)?
Just an idea...
Anyway, I really wasn't trying to troll, our nation is rich of 4
languages plus English, we should encourage regional differences - while
trying to remain federated :)
Prost / Santé / Salute / Cheers ;)
- - Trib'
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This email in German: http://tinyurl.com/5dd6v9
Dirk Deimeke wrote:
> Hi,
>
>> Would be cool if there's any! Nothing against other languages, I like
> them
>> very, but there are things which are significant easier to get them done
> in
>> a
>> native language. Of yourse it's a good sign that we coordinate all the
>> nationwide events with english and I'm proud that the communication works
>> over
>> all our languages! But I'm sure we can achieve another level with local
>> events
>> done from locals in their native language. The question is just, where is
>> the
>> right place to discuss/coordinate such things?
>
> that is exactly what I think.
>
> One point of Ubuntu is to give everyone the chance to involve.
>
> That is why, Ubuntu is localized in very many languages (I think this is as
> well the reason for making a Swiss remix cd).
>
> If not, there would be no need to do something apart from official
> (English) channels ...
>
> The point is, that many German speaking Swiss people support Ubuntu Germany
> due to a lock of local language support in Switzerland.
>
> I can not speak for all of them (since I am a German not a Swiss native),
> but I think some of them would like to engage into local activities.
>
> Nevertheless, I don't think that there would be any problem creating four
> mailinglists for Switzerland with local language support.
>
> Cheers
>
> Dirk
>
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