CB 2.0.10 already translated in 19 languages!

8 years 7 months ago #270472 by nant

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8 years 7 months ago #270524 by jpdenny1
Replied by jpdenny1 on topic CB 2.0.10 already translated in 19 languages!
I use the language plug-in, it's great and thank you, shame I can't contribute to Transifex.

There are many languages 100% complete. The projects are within my interest and I have therefore wondered why are some languages so low in completion and what could be done.

My suggestion is this: as we live in a digital age, one could advertise the Transifex project in numerous say universities or language schools around the world that offer translation related courses - futher narrowing the approach down to specific departments. Have what is essentially an (unpaid) job advertisement, with details and also benefits of contributing.

Students could join a project, some could even manage a new project. The cb community get more translations, these contributors get work experience, online project experience etc great for their cv and maybe even a reference as an additional selling point. Win - win.

I'm sure you understand my angle. Thinking outside the box here.

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8 years 7 months ago #270543 by nant

jpdenny1 wrote: I use the language plug-in, it's great and thank you, shame I can't contribute to Transifex.

There are many languages 100% complete. The projects are within my interest and I have therefore wondered why are some languages so low in completion and what could be done.

My suggestion is this: as we live in a digital age, one could advertise the Transifex project in numerous say universities or language schools around the world that offer translation related courses - futher narrowing the approach down to specific departments. Have what is essentially an (unpaid) job advertisement, with details and also benefits of contributing.

Students could join a project, some could even manage a new project. The cb community get more translations, these contributors get work experience, online project experience etc great for their cv and maybe even a reference as an additional selling point. Win - win.

I'm sure you understand my angle. Thinking outside the box here.


All good comments and thoughts.
Still trying to find the best approach to push for more active translations.

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