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Setting up new languages for availability in Pootle.

Act as Sugar Labs i18n coordinator for oversight of performance on contracts to develop L10n projects approved by SLOBs.

Reaching upstream to create the glibc locales for new languages required for them to be selectable languages in Linux-based systems.

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Make L10n activity more visible.

Adam Holt has suggested some regular blogging or microblogging to highlight achievements by the L10n community. There are some ~~potentiall~~ low-cost ways to achieve this by making Pootle a little "noisier" (in the ggod sense). By way fo example, we used to havea mailing list that monitored every commit made by the old Pootle instance http://lists.sugarlabs.org/archive/pootle-commits/

Adam Holt has suggested some regular blogging or microblogging to highlight achievements by the L10n community. There are some potentially low-cost ways to achieve this by making Pootle a little "noisier" (in the ggod sense). By way of example, we used to havea mailing list that monitored every commit made by the old Pootle instance http://lists.sugarlabs.org/archive/pootle-commits/

The new Pootle has a number of RSS feeds that could be channeled to a more visible format echoing more loudly the action happening on Poolte.

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 Setting up new languages for availability in Pootle.
+Act as Sugar Labs i18n coordinator for oversight of performance on contracts to develop L10n projects approved by SLOBs.
 Reaching upstream to create the glibc locales for new languages required for them to be selectable languages in Linux-based systems.
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 Make L10n activity more visible.
-Adam Holt has suggested some regular blogging or microblogging to highlight achievements by the L10n community.  There are some potentiall low-cost ways to achieve this by making Pootle a little "noisier" (in the ggod sense). By way fo example, we used to havea mailing list that monitored every commit made by the old Pootle instance  http://lists.sugarlabs.org/archive/pootle-commits/
+Adam Holt has suggested some regular blogging or microblogging to highlight achievements by the L10n community.  There are some potentially low-cost ways to achieve this by making Pootle a little "noisier" (in the ggod sense). By way of example, we used to havea mailing list that monitored every commit made by the old Pootle instance  http://lists.sugarlabs.org/archive/pootle-commits/
 The new Pootle has a number of RSS feeds that could be channeled to a more visible format echoing more loudly the action happening on Poolte.