Release announcement translation

[Rahul]

Thomas w. Cranston wrote:
> Rahul wrote:
> 
>> Hi
>>
>> Release announcements for new releases are a major piece of 
>> information that hasnt been translated and announced in sync unlike 
>> the release notes. Since this adds a lot of visibility to the L10N 
>> efforts, I would like to see us do that from the Fedora Core 6 release 
>> onwards.
>>
>> I have talked to Paul.W.Frields on IRC and there are a few things we 
>> need to take care of.
>>
>>  * Release announcements are usually in a style which doesnt lend 
>> itself well to translation and changing into a more formal style would 
>> make it rather dull. We can workaround that by doing a alternative 
>> formal style announcement that we translate leaving the current 
>> community style announcement untranslated but linking them together. I 
>> had written a release summary for Fedora Core 5 and now a draft one 
>> for Fedora Core 6  (http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FC6ReleaseSummary) 
>> which might serve this purpose.
>>
>> * After the test3 release we need to decide the location of the final 
>> Fedora Core 6 release notes and link to it from the above release 
>> summary, convert it into DocBook XML format, import into CVS and make 
>> it available for translation.
>>
>> I am copying Alam and Jesse Keating for coordinating the translation 
>> efforts and making sure that the release summary is linked from the 
>> community announcement. We need to get the ball rolling now.
>>
>> Rahul
>>
>>
>>
> Hi
> 
> Could you please identify youself better? The following are the subject 
> and sender:
> Rahul
> Release announcement translation

Ok. I am Rahul Sundaram. See http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/RahulSundaram 
for more information about me.


> 
> I have no quick way of knowing if this is spam or somthing from or 
> relating to the Fedora documents project, so it just looks like spam to 
> me, since I am not familiar with your name.

I have been here for a few years now. I would expect anyone familiar 
with the project to know me.

> 
> Spammers are beginning to craft subject lins that look like they might 
> relate to a forum, etc.
> In this case I used a little intuition, but my esp is running a little 
> thin.
> 
> This goes out to everyone out there, and not just you Rahul.

Googling the key words up is a good thing to try when you are not sure.

Rahul