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Subject: Re: [Bitcoin-development] Pull request for translation - who
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On Tue, 2011-09-27 at 20:28 +0200, david@bitcoin.se wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I posted this question on the forums but got no answers.
Most developers treat the forums as write-only or just ignore them all
together, they are way too full of junk to bother reading.
> 
> I'd like to make some improvements to the Swedish translation of the
> client. I understand the technical side of making a pull request etc.,
> but will my request be accepted? There aren't many people in the
> project who can judge if the Swedish translation is good or not, so
> will it simply be accepted if noone opposes it?
Translation updates are pretty much just blindly pulled unless someone
opposes. 
> 
> Previous Swedish translations seem to have been commited by codler, is
> this person "responsible" for the Swedish translation? 
No one is responsible for translations in Bitcoin, though it would be
nice to have people agree to keep their translations up-to-date when
they submit new ones...
> Related to
> this, is there anywhere I can see a list of people who have
> permissions to make a pull?
Anyone can make a pull request, people who can push to the bitcoin repo
(ie can pull a pull request) are Gavin, tcatm, sipa, jgarzik, and
alexwaters.

Matt