Re: [l10n-web] Reminder: Brand names remain unchanged
Michael Bauer <[email protected]> Fri, 23 Aug 2019 11:22:00 +0100
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.mozilla.localization |
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| Organization | Akerbeltz |
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Sgrìobh Jeff Beatty na leanas 22/08/2019 aig 22:33: > > Reading between the lines of my last message, this is the point I'm > making: who am I to tell you how to adhere to the policy when I don't > know your language? I trust everyone here can make recommendations for > how they'd like to proceed to handle these cases and work with us to > make sure those recommendations adhere to the policy and produce a > reasonable localization. That is such a non-answer. That's like saying "the rules are no moving on two feet but that aside because I don't know how you personally move around, it's up to you how to implement that"... > > Let's not assume that the l10n team blindly made recommendations to > the Brand team of how to craft the policy. I wouldn't categorize our > involvement as wholly blind, ignorant, or hasty. A certain level of > assumed expertise, competence, and professionalism would be helpful here. Sorry, I'm an evidence-based person, I don't do faith, it's unscientific... The evidence says that whatever the l10n team presentend to Branding did not make much difference, we're still being told to implement something un-implementable. > > > We spent a full year advising Branding on how to treat the brand in > other languages. We pulled in examples like these to justify our > position and represent the past requests from localizers like you to > have more flexibility, with many localizers alongside us in meetings > with the Brand team. Ultimately, it's not the l10n team's call to > make, but to make informed recommendations to Brand and inform Brand > of the trade-offs associated with a more strict policy versus a more > flexible one. We've done what we can by leveraging examples from > Microsoft, Google, and others. So the branding team now run Mozilla? Nobody who sits *above* branding who is willing to apply a modicum of common sense and kick some sense into branding? This conversation feels like communicating with Google or Microsoft except we don't get paid by Mozilla... M _______________________________________________ dev-l10n mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-l10n