Talk:RS World Project - Revision history

DaLe at 17:42, 26 August 2006

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	''Phase Three'' (to be discussed)<br>		''Phase Three'' (to be discussed)<br>
	The main purpose of Phase Three would be to create an enviroment, where we would be able to recruit new members that don't speak English well at all, but are interested in gaming activities. <br>		The main purpose of Phase Three would be to create an enviroment, where we would be able to recruit new members that don't speak English well at all, but are interested in gaming activities. <br>
	We will be able to recruit new members(non-English) only if their certain language would be "supported" by at least one RS unit. To have a language "supported" in a certain RS unit, a 'RS translater' would have to be a CO/XO in that certain RS unit. New members speaking that certain language would be placed in the squad of the 'RS translater'. The one-time and contineous duties of a CO/XO 'RS translater' for a supported language would be: translations of the Operations Manual, Beginner's path, Join form, Privacy policy~~, [[New Members FAQ]] (proposal)~~, certain medals, that certain RS unit's related issues (how to install, mission briefings, maybe part of website, ...), also duties as helping with questions, arranging matches/real time interpreting, writing NLs in that certain language to keep the members informed on the state of things, being present, and other duties that may occur. Because of the wide range of duties and because of the necessity to have a go-to person (for that certain language) online as often as possible, it is more than advisable that there will more than one 'RS translater' in a RS unit before a language would get "supported" by that RS unit.		We will be able to recruit new members(non-English) only if their certain language would be "supported" by at least one RS unit. To have a language "supported" in a certain RS unit, a 'RS translater' would have to be a CO/XO in that certain RS unit. New members speaking that certain language would be placed in the squad of the 'RS translater'. The one-time and contineous duties of a CO/XO 'RS translater' for a supported language would be: translations of the Operations Manual, Beginner's path, Join form, Privacy policy, certain medals, that certain RS unit's related issues (how to install, mission briefings, maybe part of website, ...), also duties as helping with questions, arranging matches/real time interpreting, writing NLs in that certain language to keep the members informed on the state of things, being present, and other duties that may occur. Because of the wide range of duties and because of the necessity to have a go-to person (for that certain language) online as often as possible, it is more than advisable that there will more than one 'RS translater' in a RS unit before a language would get "supported" by that RS unit.

	New non-English speaking members will be most active on squad level and in eventual MP activities. As the times goes on, it might be possible that a member will improve his/her knowledge of the English language during his/her time in the RS. That would allow that member to take more part in RS activities. To encourage eventual interest of learning English, there could be some "English for foreigners" site with online gramatical tests at world.RS.org. (That sounds like a job for English native speakers, doesn't it? :) )-- [[User:DaLe\|DaLe]] 14:18, 25 August 2006 (EDT)		New non-English speaking members will be most active on squad level and in eventual MP activities. As the times goes on, it might be possible that a member will improve his/her knowledge of the English language during his/her time in the RS. That would allow that member to take more part in RS activities. To encourage eventual interest of learning English, there could be some "English for foreigners" site with online gramatical tests at world.RS.org. (That sounds like a job for English native speakers, doesn't it? :) )-- [[User:DaLe\|DaLe]] 14:18, 25 August 2006 (EDT)

	:Sounds ambitious, but I'd sure love to see that happen. --[[User:Dave\|Dave]] 17:13, 25 August 2006 (EDT)		:Sounds ambitious, but I'd sure love to see that happen. --[[User:Dave\|Dave]] 17:13, 25 August 2006 (EDT)

DaLe at 13:08, 26 August 2006

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	''Phase Three'' (to be discussed)<br>		''Phase Three'' (to be discussed)<br>
	The main purpose of Phase Three would be to create an enviroment, where we would be able to recruit new members that don't speak English well at all, but are interested in gaming activities. <br>		The main purpose of Phase Three would be to create an enviroment, where we would be able to recruit new members that don't speak English well at all, but are interested in gaming activities. <br>
	We will be able to recruit new members(non-English) only if their certain language would be "supported" by at least one RS unit. To have a language "supported" in a certain RS unit, a 'RS translater' would have to be a CO/XO in that certain RS unit. New members speaking that certain language would be placed in the squad of the 'RS translater'. The one-time and contineous duties of a CO/XO 'RS translater' for a supported language would be: translations of the Operations Manual, Beginner's path, Join form, [[New Members FAQ]] (proposal), certain medals, that certain RS unit's related issues (how to install, mission briefings, maybe part of website, ...), also duties as helping with questions, arranging matches/real time interpreting, writing NLs in that certain language to keep the members informed on the state of things, being present, and other duties that may occur. Because of the wide range of duties and because of the necessity to have a go-to person (for that certain language) online as often as possible, it is more than advisable that there will more than one 'RS translater' in a RS unit before a language would get "supported" by that RS unit.		We will be able to recruit new members(non-English) only if their certain language would be "supported" by at least one RS unit. To have a language "supported" in a certain RS unit, a 'RS translater' would have to be a CO/XO in that certain RS unit. New members speaking that certain language would be placed in the squad of the 'RS translater'. The one-time and contineous duties of a CO/XO 'RS translater' for a supported language would be: translations of the Operations Manual, Beginner's path, Join form, Privacy policy, [[New Members FAQ]] (proposal), certain medals, that certain RS unit's related issues (how to install, mission briefings, maybe part of website, ...), also duties as helping with questions, arranging matches/real time interpreting, writing NLs in that certain language to keep the members informed on the state of things, being present, and other duties that may occur. Because of the wide range of duties and because of the necessity to have a go-to person (for that certain language) online as often as possible, it is more than advisable that there will more than one 'RS translater' in a RS unit before a language would get "supported" by that RS unit.

	New non-English speaking members will be most active on squad level and in eventual MP activities. As the times goes on, it might be possible that a member will improve his/her knowledge of the English language during his/her time in the RS. That would allow that member to take more part in RS activities. To encourage eventual interest of learning English, there could be some "English for foreigners" site with online gramatical tests at world.RS.org. (That sounds like a job for English native speakers, doesn't it? :) )-- [[User:DaLe\|DaLe]] 14:18, 25 August 2006 (EDT)		New non-English speaking members will be most active on squad level and in eventual MP activities. As the times goes on, it might be possible that a member will improve his/her knowledge of the English language during his/her time in the RS. That would allow that member to take more part in RS activities. To encourage eventual interest of learning English, there could be some "English for foreigners" site with online gramatical tests at world.RS.org. (That sounds like a job for English native speakers, doesn't it? :) )-- [[User:DaLe\|DaLe]] 14:18, 25 August 2006 (EDT)

	:Sounds ambitious, but I'd sure love to see that happen. --[[User:Dave\|Dave]] 17:13, 25 August 2006 (EDT)		:Sounds ambitious, but I'd sure love to see that happen. --[[User:Dave\|Dave]] 17:13, 25 August 2006 (EDT)

Dave: discussion

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discussion

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	Which variation of latin? lol -- [[Super]]		Which variation of latin? lol -- [[Super]]

			:That's a good question. Dave Latin, at the moment. Technically, I'm using classical forms and conjugations, and you might say that it most closely resembles something like Caesar's Latin - straightforward and simple without rhetorical eloquence. But it's more Anglicized than Caesar's since I'm largely hewing to English word order instead of trying to end each sentence with a verb as a proper Classicist might expect. --[[User:Dave\|Dave]] 17:13, 25 August 2006 (EDT)

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	New non-English speaking members will be most active on squad level and in eventual MP activities. As the times goes on, it might be possible that a member will improve his/her knowledge of the English language during his/her time in the RS. That would allow that member to take more part in RS activities. To encourage eventual interest of learning English, there could be some "English for foreigners" site with online gramatical tests at world.RS.org. (That sounds like a job for English native speakers, doesn't it? :) )-- [[User:DaLe\|DaLe]] 14:18, 25 August 2006 (EDT)		New non-English speaking members will be most active on squad level and in eventual MP activities. As the times goes on, it might be possible that a member will improve his/her knowledge of the English language during his/her time in the RS. That would allow that member to take more part in RS activities. To encourage eventual interest of learning English, there could be some "English for foreigners" site with online gramatical tests at world.RS.org. (That sounds like a job for English native speakers, doesn't it? :) )-- [[User:DaLe\|DaLe]] 14:18, 25 August 2006 (EDT)

			:Sounds ambitious, but I'd sure love to see that happen. --[[User:Dave\|Dave]] 17:13, 25 August 2006 (EDT)

DaLe: adding point of view

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adding point of view

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 The translation of the "About" page into Latin has begun.  I'm storing it on the CoJ site for now.  You can see it [http://coj.rebelsquadrons.org/about-lat.php here].  Ad Alas Apostaticas! --[[User:Dave|Dave]] 16:37, 24 August 2006 (EDT)
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   * English (just as a reference point; likely not necessary to translate into BrEng or AuEng) (Licah)
 Have at ye! I demand an inclusion of Australian English! I'll do the translations myself, if need be! :P -- Cmdr. [[User:David Vaughan|David Vaughan]] 09:22, 25 August 2006 (EDT)

David Vaughan: Yarr!

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Yarr!

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	Which variation of latin? lol -- [[Super]]		Which variation of latin? lol -- [[Super]]

			Languages
			* English (just as a reference point; likely not necessary to translate into BrEng or AuEng) (Licah)
			Have at ye! I demand an inclusion of Australian English! I'll do the translations myself, if need be! :P -- Cmdr. [[User:David Vaughan\|David Vaughan]] 09:22, 25 August 2006 (EDT)

Ray Djo at 08:18, 25 August 2006

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	The translation of the "About" page into Latin has begun. I'm storing it on the CoJ site for now. You can see it [http://coj.rebelsquadrons.org/about-lat.php here]. Ad Alas Apostaticas! --[[User:Dave\|Dave]] 16:37, 24 August 2006 (EDT)		The translation of the "About" page into Latin has begun. I'm storing it on the CoJ site for now. You can see it [http://coj.rebelsquadrons.org/about-lat.php here]. Ad Alas Apostaticas! --[[User:Dave\|Dave]] 16:37, 24 August 2006 (EDT)

			Which variation of latin? lol -- [[Super]]

Dave at 20:37, 24 August 2006

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	The translation of the "About" page into Latin has begun. I'm storing it on the CoJ site for now. You can see it [http://coj.rebelsquadrons.org/about-lat.php here]. Ad Alas Apostaticas! --[[User:~~71.81.73.213~~\|~~71.81.73.213~~]] 16:36, 24 August 2006 (EDT)		The translation of the "About" page into Latin has begun. I'm storing it on the CoJ site for now. You can see it [http://coj.rebelsquadrons.org/about-lat.php here]. Ad Alas Apostaticas! --[[User:Dave\|Dave]] 16:37, 24 August 2006 (EDT)

Ray Djo: Link to about-lat.php

2006-08-24T20:36:00Z

Link to about-lat.php

New page

The translation of the "About" page into Latin has begun. I'm storing it on the CoJ site for now. You can see it [http://coj.rebelsquadrons.org/about-lat.php here]. Ad Alas Apostaticas! --[[User:71.81.73.213|71.81.73.213]] 16:36, 24 August 2006 (EDT)