I came here with a request to be added to the Liethuanian translators team for Jetpack, but now I see that there is none. Could it be created so that Jetpack would reach more of its audience?
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GlotPress Trac- Ticket #206 (Please fix GlotPress export. file names) reopened
- Changeset [766]: Revert [752] pending further consideration. see #206.
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- Ticket #241 (Logo doesn't have a alt text) closed
- Ticket #241 (Logo doesn't have a alt text) reopened
- Ticket #241 (Logo doesn't have a alt text) closed
- Changeset [764]: Echo the alt value of the logo. Fixes #241
- Ticket #242 (Title of the link to GlotPress in the footer doens't make sense at all) created
- Ticket #241 (Logo doesn't have a alt text) created
- Changeset [763]: Change test case for changed parity factory function. See #181
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Karolis are discussing. 
Karolis 11:26 am on September 21, 2012 Permalink |
Wow, and a typo right off the bat in the languages’ name. I meant “Lithuanian”.
Jeremy Herve 6:31 pm on September 21, 2012 Permalink |
You should be able to suggest new Lithuanian strings by logging in with your WordPress.com account here:
http://translate.wordpress.com/projects/jetpack/1.7/lt/default