I ask this because I have suggested Spanish translations for every single string in django.po, a while ago. Is it someone in the Scratch Team, or is someone assigned to each language? Or is it an automated process, perhaps?

I'm a bit impatient ;P

Just read the wiki!

wiki wrote:

Once in the .po file, translations can be suggested. A language administrator appointed by Scratch Team can approve and submit translations directly.

here

I always forget the wiki >.> Thank you c:

That still doesn't answer who, exactly, is in charge of each project. There seems to be no information about this, and thus, no way to contact the project administrator.

technoguyx wrote:

I always forget the wiki >.> Thank you c:

That still doesn't answer who, exactly, is in charge of each project. There seems to be no information about this, and thus, no way to contact the project administrator.

You didn't ask that question

But if you see “latest activity” with a user, that person can edit/add translations, so just wait for them I guess?

I know that icecool44 is one of the people who can add French translations. I think.

You're right about icecool44 - last activity in French is by him/her. (and right about me never asking the question, too )

…And it seems like the Spanish language has no activity whatsoever, and nobody is authorized to make actual submissions. Now that's weird. I think I'm better off contacting the Scratch Team (at translate@scratch.mit.edu) about this. Thanks yet again for your help c:

EDIT: Received a reply, and I'm now the language admin of the Spanish project. Problem solved c: Requesting this to be closed.

Closed by request of the topic owner.