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On 26/04/2011 07:16, David Nelson wrote:
Hi Sophie, :-)

Alfresco is now being investigated/adopted/possibly adopted by Spanish
and Brazilian team people, and I see that a space has also been
created for German content, too. So there is indeed some
uptake/interest among certain localizers. As such, I feel it does
merit listing with the other available resources.

Alfresco is a product with considerable potential, and I think it's
too early to have any "reactionary" negative attitudes to it. As with
the many other tools used for LibreOffice contribution, there is no
*obligation* to use it if you don't want to. But that doesn't mean we
have to conceal in from other contributors.

Does this seem like a reasonable standpoint?

You are mixing localization and documentation, please don't confuse people on this point. We have no extra time to loose with all this, thanks to understand it.

Kind regards
Sophie
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