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Responsibilities of the team #3

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@zeusdeux

So I can think of the following responsibilities. Do add to this list.

  • io.js website translation
  • Translation of io.js posts (for e.g., on medium)
  • Translation of documentation as necessary (??)
  • Translation of io.js material released for the community

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  1. manV commented on Feb 8, 2015

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    We should ask mikeal for clarification...

  2. zeusdeux commented on Feb 8, 2015

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    @manV yeah, i left him a question at nodejs/iojs.org#125 :)

  3. manV commented on Feb 8, 2015

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    👍

  4. nmn commented on Feb 8, 2015

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    I think it's important to find out how many people are actually interested in hindi translations. As we all probably know, most of the indian population does not use the web in Hindi. Programmers are already a subset, and they all can read English.

    If we are doing hindi, it's important to decide how pedantic we want to get. Most people often know the english word over the hindi word. (e.g. train over लोहपदगामिनी)

    Would love to hear your thoughts on this.

    Also, I hope everyone has a set-up ready to actually type Hindi.

  5. zeusdeux commented on Feb 8, 2015

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    I agree that most of programmers can already read English and will (in all probability) read the posts put out in english. But that shouldn't stop content going out in hindi imho. The cost benefit analysis isn't in our favour right now but I see this as a long term investment.

    Maybe we'll find an audience that we didn't know of. Maybe people will use the hindi version in conjunction with the english version to gain clarity on parts that they didn't understand in the english version. I don't know. I think it's an experiment that's worth my while though.

    Also, I am thinking more hinglish than pure hindi tbh.

    Oh and yeah, hope you guys have your hindi typing setups ready. :)

  6. manV commented on Feb 8, 2015

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    Totally agree with you @zeusdeux, it might be a long term investment. +1 for hinglish against pure hindi.

  7. nmn commented on Feb 9, 2015

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    Guys, I've already done a translation of the Medium post. Going forward, I will try to come and contribute translations whenever possible.

    I would like it if one of you took the lead in publishing the content.

  8. manV commented on Feb 10, 2015

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    I'll do it, but I can't decide where to post it....

  9. nmn commented on Feb 10, 2015

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    Why not post it to medium.com as well.

    Also do you guys know of any place where hindi exists online? There used to be webduniya when I was in school like 10 years ago.

  10. manV commented on Feb 11, 2015

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    The post is up on Medium

  11. zeusdeux commented on Feb 12, 2015

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    I doubt there are any big programming communities that use Hindi as a language. We have to start seeding normal communities with Hindi posts so that at some point there can be a larger spin off them imo.

  12. nmn commented on Feb 12, 2015

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    @zeusdeux I guess that makes sense.

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