It's possible the list filtered it, it's available at:
http://www.gimehost.com/6pehF2vUlshFy4XIZPKG
And for those with admin access on drupal.org:
http://drupal.org/newsletter/2006/april
They should both be nearly identical.
Robin
On 4/14/06, Jason Flatt drupal@oadae.net wrote:
Did I miss something? I'm not seeing the document that's supposed to have the changes in it. Is it somewhere else and I missed the pointer? It wasn't attached to Robin's note, and I never got Scott's (I even checked the trash, in case I accidentally deleted it).
On Friday 14 April 2006 04:22 am, Robin Monks wrote:
Thanks for all your hard work!
Translators, please merge in some/all of these changes into your translations as you deem necessary.
I'll try to make a second draft today.
Robin
On 4/13/06, Syscrusher syscrusher@4th.com wrote:
On Thursday 13 April 2006 15:12, Robin Monks wrote:
Please include the lists as those working on the translations will
need
to
see the changes as well.
Thanks! Robin
Here are the results of my editing pass through the newsletter, posted
to
the lists per your request. These files include a slightly modified version of Karoly Negyesi's editing. As is so often the case with
proofreading,
many decisions come down to a matter of the writer's style, with more than
one
wording or punctuation choice being correct. In this case, I allowed a few minor technicalities to remain uncorrected because correcting them would have, in my opinion, compromised an informal and conversational tone
intended
by the author. Any reader of literary classics understands that
sometimes
purity of grammar is not the only measure of good writing! There were also a few places where I added or changed a word or two in the
interest
of clarity, particularly where the word originally used had more than
one
possible meaning in that context.
I apologize that I could not do as careful a job today as I might
usually
prefer, owing to the fact that I have a (work-related, non-Drupal) software release for a customer due to be in RC status tonight -- and they
changed
the spec on me *twice* already today.
The file is in ODT and XHTML formats from OpenOffice. I created this edited version with change tracking enabled for your convenience. I offer
these
changes as suggestions, and will not be offended if some or all of
them
are rejected by the editor, who is ultimately the decision-maker.
Overall, the newsletter was a very enjoyable read, and I thank those
who
worked to produce it!
Kind regards,
Scott
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