Wikipedia:Translation/Ludovico Racaniello

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Completed Translation ----- (it) Ludovico Racaniello → (en) Ludovico Racaniello ---- (more info)
 


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This section is for all those who have requested this translation, are translating or proofreading this article, or just want to give some advice about the translation in progress. Do not forget to watch this page.

In particular, you can use {{Doubt | original sentence }} or {{Doubt | original sentence | possible translation}} to highlight the problems you encounter during the translation process.


I do hope this article is not some kind of strange spoof! I don’t seem to be able to google this guy, or even his family, outside of Wikipedia and its mirrors. http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speciale:PuntanoQui/Ludovico_Racaniello isn’t terrifically reassuring either! —Ian Spackman 21:50, 9 March 2007 (UTC) (The humble translator)

[edit] The family motto

  • Dominus exquisitus artis saeviter quis revocas malum memet  ⇔  I possess a refined art, that to hurt cruelly whoever does me evil


I just translated into English the Italian translation from the Italian article. It would be good for someone who can read Latin to check and fix! Ian Spackman 22:02, 9 March 2007 (UTC)

In fact I am going to move the bit about the motto and the coat of arms into the article on the Racaniello family. —Ian Spackman 06:15, 12 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Instructions

Updating the information on the translation

The translation process normally involves the following stages: "Request," "In Progress," "Proofreaders Needed," and "Completed Translation."

It is, of course, possible to backtrack to the previous stage (if you have decided to not continue translating, for example). It is also possible to skip a stage, especially if you want to start translating an article you chose immediately; in this case, you would skip the request stage by not putting it on the page for the current month's requested translations.

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The table below shows all the steps needed for each stage:

Stage Parameters to modify {{Wikipedia:Translation/Ludovico Racaniello}}
Stage 1:
Translation Request		 It starts at the creation of the page and involves the following parameters:
  • {{Translation/Information|language code|original name of the article to be translated|name of the translated article (in English)}}
  • Interest
  • Comment
  • Requested By
Stage 2:
Translation in Progress
  • Stage ==> 2
  • Translator-s ==> ~~~
  • Proofreading_progress => 0
  • Permanent_link => [URL ~~~~~][1]
  • Comment ==> you may post a new comment if you wish to do so
Stage 3:
Proofreaders Needed
  • Stage ==> 3
  • Translation_progress => 100
  • Comment ==> you may post a new comment if you wish to do so

Each time someone volunteers to proofread, he/she must modify the following parameters:

  • Proofreader-s ==> ~~~
  • Proofreading_progress ==> XX (percentage of proofreading done)
Stage 4:
Completed Translation
  • Stage ==> 4
  • Proofreading_progress ==> 100

Please add the following to the bottom of the article to follow GFDL norms:

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Example : {{Translation/Ref|fr|Liberté|oldid=12133757}}

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    You can avoid this problem thanks to the Permanent link function, which appears in the toolbox at the lower left of every page.



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