Translation team for Danish
The Danish translation team uses da as its language code. This code is part of the Danish PO file names. It is also sometimes used as a short identification for the team.
The team uses dansk@dansk-gruppen.dk as official email address, which reaches either a mailing list or someone who broadcasts information to all other team members.
Keld Simonsen currently acts as the team leader, and you may write to him or her for all matters related to team coordination.
Team members expressed a preference towards using the ISO-8859-1 charset. You may want to consider using it whenever you send email to the team list or members, or if you produce any translation file meant for this team.
You can get more information about the Danish effort here:
| Topic | URL |
|---|---|
| Team site | http://www.dansk-gruppen.dk/ |
The Danish team currently consists of the following translators:
| Translator | Assignments | Disclaimed | Autosend |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aputsiaq Niels Janussen | yes | - | |
| Ask Hjorth Larsen | 6 | yes | - |
| Byrial Ole Jensen | yes | plain | |
| Claus Agerskov | yes | - | |
| Claus Hindsgaul | yes | - | |
| Dennis Decker Jensen | yes | - | |
| Frederik S. Olesen | 1 | yes | - |
| Jacob Sparre Andersen | - | ||
| Joe Hansen | plain | ||
| Keld Simonsen | 25 | yes | - |
| Kenneth Nielsen | 1 | yes | - |
| Lasse Bang Mikkelsen | plain | ||
| Mogens Jæger | 5 | - | |
| Morten Bo Johansen | 4 | yes | - |
| Niels Kristian Bech Jensen | 1 | yes | - |
| Ole Laursen | 1 | yes | - |
| Peter Bach | - | ||
| Peter N. Andreasen | yes | plain | |
| Robert Jørgensgaard Engdahl | - | ||
| Tadeusz Mollin | yes | - |
The Autosend column is for translators who want the PO file sent to them when a new POT file is added to the project -- they don't want to fetch the PO file themselves, but wish to receive it together with the notice. Just ask if you want this service for yourself.
Here is the current list of assignments of textual domains to translators, as known to the Translation Project registry. The robot relies on this information for directly accepting submissions from translators. The domains with a pinkish background require that the translator has filled out a disclaimer; those with a greenish background are freely translatable. If you find some error or omission on this page, please write to Keld Simonsen to get it corrected.
(Last updated on 2012-10-14 19:40 +0200.)