In line with most of the groups at the W3C, the i18n Activity
increasingly uses github issues to manage discussions, rather than
mailing lists.
Since people have requested that we do not notify this mailing list each
time a comment is added to a github issue, we only send notifications to
this list when a new issue is created or an issue is closed.
If you want to get regular notifications each time someone posts a
comment on a particular issue, you can subscribe yourself to that issue.
Or you can click the Watch button to follow all the traffic for a
repository.
That way you get more control over what emails arrive in your inbox.
You can also, of course, follow the discussions without subscribing to
them, by reading the github issues. To help with that, since we have
multiple repositories, you may find it useful to occasionally scan our
aggregated list of open issues, which is ordered according to latest
activity. See
http://w3c.github.io/i18n-activity/repostatus/
The i18n Working Group also sends comments to other W3C WGs about their
specifications and discusses those comments with them. Those discussions
are actually conducted on the github issue list, bugzilla list, or email
list of the Working Group that owns the spec. We have long used tracker
to track which discussion are in progress, but now we have moved the
tracker to github too. You can see what issues are currently open at
https://github.com/w3c/i18n-activity/issues
or you can see a list ordered by most recent activity at
http://w3c.github.io/i18n-activity/reviews/
So keep an eye open for announcements of new issues on this list, and if
you're interested in joining the discussion, don't forget to subscribe
yourself to the issue.
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