Hi! > In my mind, there's no threshold for "now worth to translate". Once the > i18n stuff works, we can start. Unless a module is sunken in idleness > for a long time, translators should decide for theirselves whether they > want to translate it or not (@Claude: Your words regarding the > Conglomerate manual, do you remember ;-)). And in fact, currently it is > not really much work. An experienced translator can do this in a few > minutes, and commit it in a few more. Translations are also a good > reason for early adopters to try out a new software, I think so. The questions was not "worth to translate" but "worth to be mentioned in damned-lies". And for the latter I agree with Jonh and Claude that it's better to keep only modules in damned-lies that have actual (or planned) releases and are more than just skeleton code. Nobody hinders you from starting to translate and commit it right now. Regards, Johannes
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