On Sat, Apr 05, 2008 at 08:16:41PM +0200, Maksi wrote:
> Dear developers,
>
>
> I actually wanted to post this in the documentation list, but all 
> discussions about the new website seem to take place either here or on the 
> users list. I wanted to ask whether an internationalization of the website 
> is planned and if not, make a proposal for it and offer my help for 
> translating it to German and keeping the translation up to date. I think 
> that good open source projects should have project websites in more 
> languages than just English, especially if they offer the software in 
> languages other than English. Even though I know English quite well, I like 
> to surf German websites and if I get the choice, I always tend to choose a 
> German page instead of an English page. I think that LyX would also benefit 
> from a website in several languages. I have had some thoughts about joining 
> the docs team and help translating but I took a look at the translation 
> process and it seemed to complicated for me. As for a website however, it 
> is a lot easier even for an average user to translate it.

Why is translating a complete web site easier then extending an already
existing .lyx file?

The main problem with translated web sites is keeping them up-do-date.
It probably will do more harm then good if translations are only 80%
complete and up-to-date.

Andre'

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