User talk:Clsn

Interface localization for Klingon

Hi! I'm writing this to you as you are one of the people in Category:User tlh-3. I was wondering if you would be interested in starting a localization process for Klingon, so that we can get MediaWiki in Klingon.

There is a system for localization at BetaWiki that lets users translate the interface to their language, and makes the centralized localization files update, so that all wikis running MediaWiki can use the language. This means that you can choose to have a Klingon interface on all Wikimedia wikis like Wikipedia.

I hope you will be interested in this, and join in the effort of translating MediaWiki to all human languages (and then some). Jon Harald Søby 17:01, 11 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Ugly duckling theorem

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