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Revision as of 21:04, 9 November 2006 by koen roggemans (talk | contribs) (answer to chris)

Page creator comments

Hm, created the page by choosing a good URL - Now I'm not happy wiht the title. Bad move :-( I desperatly need a Documentation Steward to help me out ;-)

Should this page be locked?

I think this page should be maintained by the translator coordinator, since he has the most info on the translators and the closest communication with them. A lot of info is not in the readme files (todo) and only accessible here for now. --Koen roggemans 00:34, 28 February 2006 (WST)

Hi Koen, just moved and protected the page, as requested. --Helen Foster 23:22, 28 February 2006 (WST)

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Hi Koen, how about something like this.

From the very beginning, Moodle was designed to be translated into many languages. Moodle currently exists in over 60 languages and dialects. New translation projects are starting all the time.

On this page, we want to thank everyone who has contributed to Moodle translations. Their work has made the spread of Moodle across the world possible.

If you think someone is missing from this page, please emailFile:Translation email.JPG or use the page comments tab.

Translation leaders by language

Albanian

  • Bejo Duka (bejo_duka AT yahoo DOT com)

Afrikaans

  • Riaan De Villiers

And the rest

ending with

See also

Wondered about setting person link to their profile page rather than email or 
the image trick I used.  
Nice page! Hope this is useful --Chris collman 06:48, 9 November 2006 (CST)
Hi Chris. Thanks for your input. It reminds me of some work I needed doing on this page. Linking to the profile page is a nice thought, but a lot of former Moodlers who did the initial work on the translation and should be mentioned here, are not on the profile pages anymore. Besides, the link would only work for logged on Moodlers. But I am going to use your other ideas and replace the DOT AT by real email addresses since it appears to be safe now. --Koen roggemans 15:04, 9 November 2006 (CST)