[Enigmail] Will enigmail make use of Babelzilla?

[John Clizbe]

Michael J Gruber wrote:
> Markur venit, vidit, dixit 17.07.2008 15:23:
>> Will enigmail make use of Babelzilla ( http://www.babelzilla.org/ )
>> for translating in future?
> 
> The answers to your post tell you that it would have been a good idea to 
> explain what babelzilla actually is.
> 
> In short, it's a site which tries to connect projects with possible 
> translators. As a project owner you submit requests, and possible translators
> see tasks they could take over, based on their language preferences. There's
> a common interface, which makes it easy for translators to contribute
> localisations to many projects.

*chuckle*

Thank you, Michael. You are quite correct.

Olav, another member of the Enigmail team, pointed me in the correct direction
off-list yesterday. As I explained to him, being on multiple project deadlines,
my time was very short, and I was reacting to the information that had been
posted to the list.

A use case from the OP also certainly would have helped.

Given the new information, I have to change my previous answer to "We'll see."


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