[ckan-dev] RFC for Italian Translation

[Sean Hammond]

> My suggestions are a bit radical, that is:
> - "Publisher" -> "Produttore" (Producer)
> - "Editor" -> "Redattore" or "Contributore".
> What do you think about it?

I don't speak a word of Italian, but my two cents, in English I think
"producer" means something slightly different from "publisher" in this
context, producer means someone who produced or created something,
whereas as a publisher is just someone who published it, does not
necessarily imply that they created (like a publisher of a book).

I think either "Contributor" or "Editor" (in English) would work fine in
this context.

> featured fields/items

A 'Related Item' in CKAN 1.8 can be either featured or not featured, I
believe it means 'featured' in the same sense as "Today's featured
article" on wikipedia, maybe look at what Italian wikipedia calls it.

> followers

In CKAN 1.8 users can "follow" other users or datasets, it's like
following something on GitHub or Twitter etc. There's a user dashboard
where you can see all the recent activities from people/datasets that
you're following. (Similar features are sometimes called "subscribe" or
"watch").

> application (is it software program - an App - or a request)?

This particular one is a software program/app, elsewhere there's another
string "Your application has been submitted" that one is a request of
course.

> - Apply (making a request or do something, like in "apply changes"?)

This means apply as in to apply for membership of an organization.

> Submission (application/request submission or dataset submission?)

I think you must be talking about the string "There was a problem with
your submission, please correct it and try again", in this case it means
submission as in submitting a form in order to apply for membership of
an organization.

I can see that we ckan devs should be inserting more hints for
translators with our strings, I'm afraid we don't make it as easy for
translators as we could do.