[Typo3-marketing] RFI: Recommendations for Typo3 PR-work ?

JoH info at cybercraft.de
Thu Jan 13 22:06:09 CET 2005


>>> My questions:
>>>
>>> 1. As I have noticed now that Typo3 is turning totally German
>>> language based in all sectors, I have to do something that Finns
>>> would still use it. Examples of that gov.typo3.com and
>>> edu.typo3.com.
>>> What would be the wisest method to make also such sites in Enlish
>>> and Finnish ? (I'm not good in German so translating them is out of
>>> my focus).
>>
>>
>> Both sites will be translated into english, don't worry.
>>
>>
>
> We'll see when. Because there has not been any possibility to
> co-operate the results will be very very mid-European style.

I don't get the point. These domains are set up by German native speakers
and prepared for more languages. The English version is just a copy of the
German version as a dummy content, since the content is not translated yet.
So where is the problem? Translation will be done as soon as possible.

And what would be the difference between the English version you might have
in mind and the "mid-European-style-version"?? It's English - and AFAIK
there are only two styles: British and American English.

> I would like to get Your recommendations when I try to support Typo3
> here in Finland. Finland is of course a small country and maybe not so
> civilized as European countries like Germany, France and Spain or we
> don't have any experts here, but knowing English language has been for
> our benefits in some cases and that was the agreement before this
> current "revolution".

I can read a lot of disappointment here. So could you please explain who
tread on your toes or what else makes you feel like this?
Which "agreement" and which "revolution" are you talking about?

Joey





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