Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:

On Oct 8, 2007, at 2:19 PM, tim wrote:

Hello,

Since didn't see any Nederlands verison yet, here's my attempt at one:

Cool, so you want to be the "sysop" of the Nederlands site?

I wouldn't mind. I don't have much experience with this though...
What exactly is expected of a "sysop" ?

# wikipedia terms
$stub = "beg"; // i asked this on #wikipedia-nl, and they told me {{beg}} (with the curly braces). 'beg' is an abbreviation for 'begin'

Beginnetje is also used:

http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Categorie:Beginnetje

Ok Beginnetje it shall be then.

$template = "sjabloon";
$category = "categorie";
$infobox = "infobox";

# pdpedia terms
$objectclass = "objectklasse";

# page headers
$inlets = "ingangen";
$outlets = "uitgangen";
$arguments = "argumenten";
$messages = "berichten"; // could be 'boodschappen' too, but that sounds a bit wierd to me, as that also means 'arrands'.

# infobox
$name = "naam";
$description = "beschrijving"; // can also be 'omschrijving'
$abbreviation = "afkorting";
$library = "bibliotheek";
$author = "auteur";
$developer = "ontwikkelaar";
$releaseVersion = "versie";
just 'releasedate' ?
$dependencies = "vereisten"; // translated freely as 'requirements' here, maybe there's a better word but it doesnt spring to mind now
$license = "licentie";
$website = "website";

$releaseDate = "uitgebrachtOp"; // or 'gepubliceerdOp' ? or 'vrijgegevenOp? or
$programmingLanguage = "programmeerTaal";
$operatingSystem = "besturingsSysteem";
$dataType = "dataType";

"camel case" isn't used in wikipedia (unless that's a Dutch spelling convention). In English, following wikipedia, these are:

I thought it was camel case in the original mail...

correction:

Release date : Uitgebracht op
Programming language : Programmeertaal (one word)
Operating system : Besturingssysteem (one word)
Data type : Data type

gr,
Tim

.hc

comments and suggestions from dutch speakers welcome !

Tim

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