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translations:start_translating [2009/08/17 14:51] – created miketranslations:start_translating [2009/08/31 22:49] – mike
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 ====== New at Translating Xfce ====== ====== New at Translating Xfce ======
-This wiki page is intended for new translators, and should be read the first time from top to bottom. Thank you :-) 
  
 **1.** Join the Mailing-List. **1.** Join the Mailing-List.
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 You should consider subscribing to the [[http://foo-projects.org/mailman/listinfo/xfce-i18n|i18n mailing list]]. You can let know your intentions there and ask for help. You should consider subscribing to the [[http://foo-projects.org/mailman/listinfo/xfce-i18n|i18n mailing list]]. You can let know your intentions there and ask for help.
  
-**2.** Get in touch with the current translator.+**2.** Register on Transifex. 
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 +Register on the Transifex platform available at [[http://translations.xfce.org/|translations.xfce.org]], it is briefly explained [[translations/transifex#registering|here]]. Remember to present yourself on the mailing list (your name, language...) and request to be added into the translators group for the upload rights. 
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 +**3.** Keep in touch with the current translator(s).
  
 Is your language already translated or being translated by someone else, then you should try to work together with the current translator of that language, and split up the work so you are reducing the workload, and increasing the quality of the translation. Many translators are happy to share the work or even appreciate people discussing translations. Is your language already translated or being translated by someone else, then you should try to work together with the current translator of that language, and split up the work so you are reducing the workload, and increasing the quality of the translation. Many translators are happy to share the work or even appreciate people discussing translations.