http://ofbiz.116.s1.nabble.com/Dev-Glossary-for-consistent-translation-tp168219p168232.html
> Manuel,
> I agree with you. I would have done it but I don´t have resources to
> host a Forum (I´m not selling OFBiz right now, I´m just trying to use
> it, to offer it in Argentina it needs a lot of customization)
>
> Guido Amarilla
>
> 2006/5/29, Manuel Desdin <
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>> guido,
>> i think we are confusing the tools here, i don't want to say that the
>> old good forum is the best way to go, but for sure wiki + ml is not!
>> i mean you have to ask the people there not to change what you have
>> written until it is discussed and agreed in a ml (you chose dev, but
>> user is probably the right one).
>> there is no forum at ofbiz.org, so my proposal: i'll host ofbiz.es
>> for now only with a forum, and we should see later how it might help
>> us develop an international spanish community!
>> manuel.
>>
>> On May 29, 2006, at 3:59 AM, Guido Amarilla wrote:
>>
>>> OK.
>>> Following your suggestions I started a Wiki Page for a common
>>> spanish glossary.
>>>
http://ofbizwiki.go-integral.com/Wiki.jsp?
>>> page=SpanishTranslationGuide
>>> (HowToLocalizeAnOFBizAppl > TranslationStandards >
>>> SpanishTranslationGuide)
>>> This way all these words in spanish may be indexed by search
>>> engines.
>>>
>>> In this page it states that if anyone has a question about any of
>>> these translations he should start a thread in this mailing list,
>>> and
>>> if most of us ("spanish translation team") agree, we can change it.
>>>
>>> Guido Amarilla
>>>
>>>
>>> 2006/5/28, Jacques Le Roux <
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>>>>> Guido Amarilla wrote:
>>>>>> Hi Jacques,
>>>>>> The idea of a mailing list is great (ther isn´t any OFBiz formum
>>>>>> yet).
>>>>>> Can you make the arrangements for that? It could be a group of
>>>>>> lists,
>>>>>> each one in a different language (starting with French,
>>>>>> Italian and
>>>>>> Spanish as I see in this ML domains).
>>>>>
>>>>> To be honest I would be surprised to see enough traffic to
>>>>> justify a single
>>>> separate mailing list, let alone a set of them.
>>>>>
>>>>> I recommend just using this one for now, the OFBiz dev mailing
>>>>> list. If the
>>>> traffic from this particular topic becomes too much, then we
>>>> should consider a
>>>> separate mailing list.
>>>>>
>>>>> -David
>>>>
>>>> Words of wisdom, let see what happens before ...
>>>>
>>>> Jacques
>>>>
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