Hello Karl,
Is it stupid for the disclaimer to send by the slow old-way(non-email)?? Can I have another way?
Thanks. 0330
---- Karl Eichwalder ke@gnu.franken.de wrote:
Hello Abel, hello translators,
BTW, you can join the TP without sending the disclaimer (just in case you want to translate programs like lynx, fetchmail, parted, sketch, etc.). If you are interested in translating GNU programs (where the FSF is the copyright holder), a disclaimer is required.
Just visit
http://www.iro.umontreal.ca/contrib/po/HTML/translators.html
and search for "disclaim", please. If you don't like to browse the web I can send a copy by mail.
Best wishes, Karl
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"0330" 0330@onebox.com writes:
Is it stupid for the disclaimer to send by the slow old-way(non-email)??
At the moment that's the fastest way; another possiblity is to make the translation publically available (okay, you've done so) and let people use the files. When no problem occurs GNU maintainers are allowed to add them to their packages after half a year or so.
These day sending the disclaimer via snail mail doesn't take longer than approx. 2 or 3 weeks; GNU headquarters seem to be in a good shape at the moment :)
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