Re: Zanata extracts - translation sprint report

>
> The F26 translation badge says: "You translated over 20 strings in a
> Fedora 26 translation sprint. You are a Fedora 26 translation hero!"
> Is it easy to get this information or should we change the sentence to
> speak about words instead of strings?

Word is better for statistics calculation as a string might be just 1 word
or 1000 words.

Are the project member you listed contributors or newcomers? I feel like it
> isn't newcomers. Would it be possible to know how much new translators
> joined us for this sprint?

How you define newcomers? translators that registered in Zanata and
translate since the start of vFAD 26?

To finish, main teams already had a good translation percentage for
> priority packages and may have legitimately shifted to less priority
> packages. While percent of translation on priority packages does give a
> good information about where Fedora is, I'm afraid some contributors will
> not be rewarded because they had to go elsewhere to translate.

I will need more time to extract that list.

On Tue, Apr 25, 2017 at 2:04 AM, Jean-Baptiste Holcroft <
[email protected]> wrote:

> Le 2017-04-24 01:09, Alex Eng a écrit :
>
>> Attached is the statistics gathered for vFAD 26.
>>
>> Statistics is based on date from 2017-04-01 to 2017-04-18
>> Statistics is based on project list in
>> https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/G11N/vFAD_Translation_Packages_F26
>>
>> Let me know if you have any question.
>>
>>
> Thank you Alex.
>
> The F26 translation badge says: "You translated over 20 strings in a
> Fedora 26 translation sprint. You are a Fedora 26 translation hero!"
> Is it easy to get this information or should we change the sentence to
> speak about words instead of strings?
> https://badges.fedoraproject.org/badge/fedora-26-translation-sprint
>
> Are the project member you listed contributors or newcomers? I feel like
> it isn't newcomers. Would it be possible to know how much new translators
> joined us for this sprint?
>
> To finish, main teams already had a good translation percentage for
> priority packages and may have legitimately shifted to less priority
> packages. While percent of translation on priority packages does give a
> good information about where Fedora is, I'm afraid some contributors will
> not be rewarded because they had to go elsewhere to translate.
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