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Hi Markus,<br>
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Thanks for the inquiry.<br>
I have emailed you and the previous Scratch German language team to see
what is the best way to proceed.<br>
Would you like to be the German language admin for Scratch?<br>
<br>
How would I go about making that happen?<br>
<br>
Thank you!<br>
Evelyn<br>
MIT Scratch Team<br>
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Markus Schlager wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hi Evelyn and Sayamindu,
On Mon, 9 Jun 2008, Evelyn Eastmond wrote:
[...]
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<pre wrap="">While this version of Scratch now comes in 30+ languages, translation is
still very actively in progress.
All translations for Scratch will be done using OLPC's Pootle server:
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://dev.laptop.org">http://dev.laptop.org</a>.
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Who ist language-admin for the German translation of Scratch?
Being a teacher who is using Scratch (end etoys) at school, I had been
involved in the German translation as it is now. I asked Jens Mönig and
Andreas Brodbeck, the former German language-team about the current move
of the translation to Pootle, but at least Jens didn't even know about it.
I'd love to know whom I should discuss suggestions with, since from my
viewpoint as teacher some basic rules and choices are important.
On Pootle I'm mschlager, language-admin for etoys-German. Obviously
Gerhard gave me admin-privileges to some other parts of the XO-translation
as well.
Markus
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