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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 05/04/16 11:19, Cosimo Concilio
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<div>Hello. </div>
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<div>This a simple screenshot of the current daily build (April
4, 2016) of Xubuntu 16.04 64bit in Catalan. Still half Catalan
half English. After more than one month waiting for approval
in order to enter into the LoCo team to help translate,
writing e-mails to everyone, going to the dev-channel in IRC,
and getting no answer from anyone in the LoCo team, I just
want to mention two things. </div>
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<div>1) I totally give up</div>
<div>2) If you really care about Xubuntu and want to make it a
good tool for people to use, I suggest to review the
acceptance procedures as you can easily loose people who wants
to contribute to help the community. </div>
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<div>The disappointed angry Man, </div>
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As has been explained to you on more than one occasion on IRC - we
don't have control over this.<br>
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If you've an issue with the way a LoCo is dealing with something
like this, your first port of call should be the LoCo concerned, if
you're not getting anywhere then try the LoCo Council, their mailing
list is loco-council at lists.ubuntu.com<br>
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While there well may be issues with the way that translations are
dealt with - this is a subject that is much larger than just one
flavour. <br>
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Another team where it may be possible to gain some traction on
dealing with the generic issue is the Ubuntu Community Team -
ubuntu-community-team at lists.ubuntu.com
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