ScrapboxAutoTrans Development Diary 2022-01-20
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/villagepump/operating Scrapbox in multiple languages.
I was racking my brains about how to /villagepump/handle multiple projects transparently my Japanese project and my English project, but then I started thinking that maybe I should make them one project in the first place.
The reason why I separated the projects is that my Japanese project's top page looks like a pile of garbage to those who can only read English.
As a result, interrelated projects became fragmented and "we need a mechanism to discover the connections between projects".
Essentially, what was needed was a "narrower view of content for English speakers only".
/villagepump/Scrapbox is poor at narrowing down so we couldn't make that happen.
I saw the discussion in the link and realized I had a "poor view of what you've narrowed it down to".
Maybe ScrapboxReader could do it?
If you Attribute expressions in iconic notation and set the flag for English speakers
Write a specific icon notation on every page... that's a pain in the ass...
It wouldn't be that much trouble if you wrote it automatically./villagepump/takker.icon
When doubts arise about the fundamental reason for the existence of something that is being developed, what should we do w
I'll just put on my Vibrams and take a walk. w
now that the policy is settled
It would be good to have a policy on how to proceed with the ScrapboxAutoTrans project going forward.
Machine translation is pending.
Merging two projects on Scrapbox
Flag the English version of a project as English using the iconic notation.
Merge of intellitech-en
Create a view in ScrapboxReader that shows only English-flagged items for English speakers.
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