(please CC to answer as I'm not subscribed to -danish) Quoting Joe Dalton (joedalton2@yahoo.dk): > It might actually be possible for Danish to reach 100% or close to that. > with a freeze date around mid 2012 or later for new packages and a lot of NMUs just before that I would say it could be done. That will be difficult, I think, but nothing prevents trying..:-) It indeed depends whether you still have many translations to send for packages where there is no da translations yet. From what I see in the coordination pages, several packages don't reference a bug number, so I assume that you still have to do the translation. However, this is maybe onlybecause the BTS message to debian-l10n-danish hasn't been sent, dunno. With the current NMUs, I'm obviously catching many many translations you sent in the past. Indeed, the NMU "radar" page (http://i18n.debian.net/debian-l10n/l10n-nmu/nmu_bypackage.html) has indeed mostly Danish translations everywhere..:-)
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