[TYPO3-shop] English version of tt_products Book / eBook

[Simon Dawes]

Hi,

We would consider helping out some on this, although not sure we could 
do it all either :)

We are native English Speakers (well Australian!!), we have two 
ex-journalists on staff, who do a lot of proof reading for us, and we 
also have a native German speaker on staff to. And we are starting to 
use tt-products so would be very keen to have some English information.

How do we go about organising this?

Cheers Simon Dawes


Juan Pablo Villaverde wrote:
> I started this thread to follow the discussion initiated in the thread 
> "payment lib marker".
> 
> "Simon Browning" <simon at stwdesign.com> escribió en el mensaje 
> news:mailman.1.1216250165.29966.typo3-project-tt-products at lists.netfielders.de...
>> Juan Pablo Villaverde wrote:
>>> You may ask in this list or other relevant english typo3 list, I think 
>>> that
>>> you will find volunteers to do the job. Will be a great contribution to 
>>> the
>>> community. I can't offer myself because I'm not native speaker.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>>
>>> Juan Pablo Villaverde
>>> jpablo at omnisciens.com
>>> http://www.omnisciens.com
>>>
>>> "Franz Holzinger" <franz at fholzinger.com> escribió en el mensaje
>>> news:mailman.1.1216015802.26969.typo3-project-tt-products at lists.netfielders.de...
>>>> Simon Browning a écrit :
>>>>> Franz Holzinger wrote:
>>>>>> Simon Browning a écrit :
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Germans should read the book
>>>>>>>> https://www.opensourcepress.de/index.php?26&backPID=15&tt_products=153
>>>>>>> Any thoughts about doing an English version of the book?
>>>>>> The number of English readers seems to be very low. So we would need 
>>>>>> an
>>>>>> English proofreader who does not take much money. It could be 
>>>>>> published
>>>>>> only as an ebook.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Franz
>>>>> What are the requirements for a proofreader?  How big is the book?
>>>> He must be a native English speaker to correct the formulations which
>>>> could be bad English. He should transform it into good and correct
>>>> English.
>>>> The book has 301 pages out of which 170 pages deal with tt_products and
>>>> 15 pages with sr_feuser_register.
>>>>
>>>> Franz
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>> I'd certainly be interested in being involved.  Don't know that I could
>> take on the whole project, but if we could find a couple of other folks
>> it should be manageable.
>>
>> What are the other 116 pages about?
>>
>> Simon 
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