If you happen to be one of the GNOME Translation Project language team coordinators, and you haven’t done so yet, now is the right time to participate in the GNOME i18n survey conducted by Gil Forcada on behalf of the GNOME Translation Project!
The rationale behind this survey is that the GNOME i18n community (which the language team coordinators are naturally part of) wants to know better each other, so that the GNOME Translation Project can improve the overall experience of translating GNOME, as Gil outlined in his survey email. Some of you may remember that there was a similar survey conducted by an Ubuntu i18n community in the past which greatly inspired this effort.
On August 13, Gil sent out a plain text file with survey questions to all coordinators’ addresses we could gather. Nevertheless, only a fraction of coordinators have responded so far, so once again, in case you are one of the majority, please don’t hesitate to take a few moments to fill out the questionnaire! Or if you know any of those coordinators, please ping them! Yes, it’s quite important!
For those of you interested in knowing what the survey questions are, you can find them attached in the aforementioned Gil’s email, and a final draft is available on live.gnome.org. Also keep an eye there for results.
Thanks for posting it on p.g.o!!
Actually I already received nearly 30 responses (still out of 120 emails), let’s hope we reach at least 50~60 responses in total.
Sounds like you need to give some love to this guy:
http://www.ogmaciel.com/?p=1181&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+JournalOfAnOpenSourcee+%28Journal+of+an+Open+Sourcee%29
Doesn’t sound great at all!