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* Add yourself to a [[L10n:Teams]] wiki page that identifies you and what you're working on so people can find you. | * Add yourself to a [[L10n:Teams]] wiki page that identifies you and what you're working on so people can find you. | ||
* If you haven't already you should also get onto the IRC Channel, [http://irc.mozilla.org/ #l10n]. You will be able to get real-time help from other localizers and members of the L10n-driver team. You can also post questions or suggestions to [http://www.mozilla.org/community/developer-forums.html#dev-l10n m.d.l10n], available as newsgroup or on Google groups. In addition, you would want to have a bugzilla account as the majority of our work is started and tracked to completion in this way. | * If you haven't already you should also get onto the IRC Channel, [http://irc.mozilla.org/ #l10n]. You will be able to get real-time help from other localizers and members of the L10n-driver team. You can also post questions or suggestions to [http://www.mozilla.org/community/developer-forums.html#dev-l10n m.d.l10n], available as newsgroup or on Google groups. In addition, you would want to have a bugzilla account as the majority of our work is started and tracked to completion in this way. | ||
* Set up a communication channel for your language. You can use mailing lists or newsgroups, which many open source hosting partners offer, or simply open a Google or Yahoo group. You should leave a link to this forum on the wiki page for your language, so that new volunteers and members of the Mozilla community can find it. That's important because building | * Set up a communication channel for your language. You can use mailing lists or newsgroups, which many open source hosting partners offer, or simply open a Google or Yahoo group. You should leave a link to this forum on the wiki page for your language, so that new volunteers and members of the Mozilla community can find it. That's important because building a community around you to support your work is an essential part of being an open source project. | ||
= Localization work = | = Localization work = | ||