>
> * It's true that the translation request wasn't officially opened until
> March 10, but that still left two full weeks to translate.*
>
Good for people who have nothing more to do. For people like us who have
others things to do (like work and college), two weeks is not that much time
- even l
2011/3/23 Casey Brown :
> I definitely think that the letter was way too rushed, but that is not
> the norm. I can also understand the desire to try to be transparent
> and post notifications as soon as possible, so that's a different
> case.
I'm not convinced that frontloading a waiting period a
On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 9:34 AM, Amir E. Aharoni
wrote:
> How much earlier should it be? I did Sue's letter mostly by myself and
> it took me two full days. That's right: two full days. It was
> announced two days in advance, so i spent an entire weekend doing it.
> I'm a hopeless Internet geek,
... And continuing with the previous theme of translation: Please
announce the need for translating texts such as surveys, sitenotices,
fundraising and long announcements (such as the recent Sue's letter)
earlier. MUCH earlier.
For quite a lot of languages, even languages with millions of
monoling
