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Possibility to present DocBook from l10n/i18n perspective

  • 1.  Possibility to present DocBook from l10n/i18n perspective

    Posted 09-08-2010 02:11
    Hi folks,
    
    is anyone interested in DocBook presentation in Madrid at the end of
    October? (I will be there, but I don't do many localization with DocBook
    and I'm involved in the project and we prefer speakers from outside.)
    
    				Jirka
    
    
    Dear DocBook TC member,
    
    On behalf of the program committee, I would like to invite you to speak
    at the upcoming W3C workshop, "The Multilingual Web - Where Are We?",
    which will be held in Madrid on 26-27 October, 2010. We are directly
    inviting only a small number of experts.  (There will be other speakers,
    but they will need to propose talks for consideration by the program
    committee as per the Call for Participation.)
    
    The key objective of the workshop will be to survey and introduce people
    to currently available best practices and standards that are aimed at
    helping content creators, localizers, tools developers, and others meet
    the challenges of the multilingual Web. We will also try to identify
    gaps. The workshop is part of the European Commission funded
    MultilingualWeb project, which is coordinated by the W3C.  For more
    information, see the Call for Participation[1].
    
    We would like you to speak for 15 minutes about DocBook from
    localization perspective.  Speakers are asked to focus on describing
    practical ways in which the topic of their talk enables people to meet
    the challenges of the multilingual Web, rather than to focus on
    technical details. Given the diversity of topics at the workshop,
    speakers should also pitch their talk at a level that will be understood
    by attendees who are unfamiliar with the topic area.
    
    We are looking forward to a very interesting workshop, and we hope that
    you will accept our invitation to speak. If you are able to participate,
    please contact Richard Ishida ( ishida@w3.org) as soon as possible to
    confirm and discuss next steps.
    
    Thank you,
    
    				Richard Ishida
    
    [1] Call for Participation
    http://www.w3.org/International/multilingualweb/madrid/cfp
    
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